No Gods No Masters

Pitchfork 7.3/10 With pop stars once again performing garish exaggerations of what seems like real personal trauma, Shirley Manson & co. have timed their return perfectly.

The Line of Best Fit 7/10 No Gods No Masters is a rallying cry with Garbage's distinctive flair

NME 4/5 On the alt-rock veterans' seventh album, Shirley Manson and co. layer sounds of the past with a futuristic sheen to reveal today's horrors

Evening Standard 4/5 Fearless rock icon Shirley Manson is back, and she’s got something to say

Kerrang! 4/5 Shirley Manson and Garbage deliver righteous anger and a rallying cry on album number seven, No Gods No Masters.

Rolling Stone 3.5/5 Garbage's new album, 'No Gods No Masters,' reviewed by Rolling Stone.

DIY 3.5/5 Both rhythmic and chaotic, it mirrors the frenetic turbulence of the times that have inspired it.

The Independent 3/5 Garbage’s latest record takes aim at all of society’s ills while Maroon 5’s seventh album shows Adam Levine and co are sticking to their comfort zone

The Forty Five 4/5 Garbage are a force to be reckoned with on 'No Gods No Masters', proving their enduring influence and relevance.

Under The Radar 8.0/10 There was a time when Garbage sounded like the future with their industrial-tinged arena-sized electro grunge pop. The world has finally caught up and on their seventh studio album, No Gods No Masters, Garbage sound very much like a band of the now.

Clash 8/10 Bona-fide grunge goddess Shirley Manson and her group of accomplished Wisconsinites are back with their seventh studio album, ‘No Gods No

Slant 3.5/5 The album’s eclectic approach is a testament to the band’s refusal to simply mine the same sonic ground over and over again.

Pop Matters 8/10 Arguably Garbage's most political record, 'No Gods No Masters' is simultaneously novel and familiar. It's a stark reflection of the recent overwhelming angst.

The Irish Times 3/5 Amid the political and social turmoil, frontwoman Shirley Manson also gets personal