Underdressed at the Symphony

Pitchfork 7.5/10 The Atlanta singer-songwriter’s latest record taps into freewheeling acoustic jam-session vibes. It’s ostensibly a breakup album, but rather than spilling her guts, she sounds more reserved than ever.

The Line of Best Fit 8/10 Her fifth album carefully balances the orchestral drama with a return to the stylish slouch of previous projects.

Evening Standard 4/5 More gorgeous country-pop fare sprinkled with the singer-songwriter’s characteristically odder touches

Rolling Stone 4/5 Faye Webster's 'Underdressed at the Symphony' Review

DIY 3.5/5 While it does see Faye and her band at their most musically warm and open, lyrically she feels more closed off than ever before.

Under The Radar 7.5/10 It’s been three years since singer/songwriter Faye Webster released her last album, 2021’s critically acclaimed I Know I’m Funny haha, but in that time, the Atlanta native has kept busy.

The Observer 4/5 The Atlanta twentysomething’s 70s-tinged alt-country is delicate and eclectic, complete with guest spots from Wilco’s Nels Cline and rapper Lil Yachty

Slant 4/5 On ‘Underdressed at the Symphony,’ Faye Webster finds pleasure in the discomfort of feeling like she doesn’t belong.

Uncut 8/10 The heady fifth studio album by the Georgia singer-songwriter Faye Webster ponders breakups and house colours