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Pitchfork 7.4/10 British singer-songwriter Beth Jeans Houghton is back with a new name and a new sound. The ukulele, harp, and glockenspiel of her 2012 debut have been replaced with Stones R&B rhythms, doomed Sabbath licks, and blistering Cali-punk.
The Line of Best Fit 8/10 Back, renamed and pissed off, the artist formerly known as Beth Jeans Hougton delivers a satisfyingly substantial listen.
The Skinny 4/5 Beth Jeans Houghton's transformation from screwy troubadour to her new alter-ago is surely standard issue music career car crash, right? Think again
Under The Radar 6.5/10 Coming to the end of the "David Bowie Is..." exhibition, this U.K. singer/songwriter was reminded of reasons why she chose to pursue music: the creative freedom it allowed artists to explore, to change, and to push their own boundaries.
The Guardian 3/5 Beth Jeans Houghton returns after a full overhaul of her life, persona and musical style, and her new is as odd as it is inventive
