Mordechai

2020, Jun 26

Apple Spotify Bandcamp Psychedelic Rock 99 Dead Oceans Indieheads 1k+ Pitchfork 5.8/10 The Needle Drop 3/10 NME 5/5 The Line of Best Fit 8/10 Rolling Stone 3.5/5 The Independent 3/5 All Music 4/5 Exclaim! 8/10 Gigwise 8/10 Clash 8/10 Mojo 4/5 Slant 4/5 Pop Matters 7/10 Northern Transmissions 7.8/10 Spectrum Culture 80% music OMH 3/5 Beats Per Minute 74% The Arts Desk 4/5 Uncut 9/10

Pitchfork 5.8/10 On their third album, the dubby band’s feel for a groove remains intact, but they often render vibrant sounds from all over the world as impeccably stylish mood music.

NME 5/5 The Houston heroes have spent a decade quietly crate-digging and pushing the boundaries. Now, with album three, they've broken through

The Line of Best Fit 8/10 Khruangbin offer up a meditative escape from the world on Mordechai

The Independent 3/5 On her fourth album, Ware sounds gleefully unhindered in her exploration of desire, while Khruangbin offer a perfectly inoffensive third record. Nadine Shah’s ‘Kitchen Sink’ is a strong cocktail, garnished with a lemon twist of her signature wry humour

Clash 8/10 Khruangbin are funky force of nature. The American group with the Thai name are phenomenally creative, with the past two years alone bringing their break

Slant 4/5 An effort to appreciate the present before it slips away into the recesses of memory forms the album’s foundation.

Pop Matters 7/10 Houston's Khruangbin have gradually been building up a global audience over their young career.