For Ever

Pitchfork 5.0/10 On their second album, the buzzy UK group only sometimes overcomes their style-over-substance sound that coats their glossy songs.

NME 4/5 Jungle chase the American Dream on their impressive and expansive second album, 'For Ever'. Get the NME verdict

The Line of Best Fit 7/10 Jungle explore new emotional pastures on the follow-up to their hugely successful debut

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Rolling Stone 2.5/5 UK seven-piece band cranks out solid grooves that slip into the background.

DIY 3/5 Safe might not be enough second time around.

The Independent 3/5 Jungle occasionally feel like the aural equivalent of a travel agency: their music’s insistent bounce is very accommodating. But whoever decided that each yearning falsetto should be layered up and Insta-filtered – shorn of awkward ridges and imperfections – may be a sociopath

Under The Radar 7.0/10 UK modern soul collective Jungle make suspiciously uncontroversial music. On their self-titled debut, their brand of moody mid-tempo funk was meticulously-crafted to soundtrack festival coverage and sports montages.

Clash 6/10 For artists releasing their debut album, everything in their life has led up to that point. All the lessons, experiences, relationships and influences

Loud and Quiet 6/10 London based collective Jungle are back - and their second album 'For Ever' sounds like a band trying not to change a winning formula too much.