Space Heavy

Pitchfork 7.5/10 On his fourth album as King Krule, Archy Marshall reckons with love and newfound fatherhood, but he still sounds beset by existential doubt.

The Line of Best Fit 5/10 Although it's great to hear the forever prodigy in a better headspace, more mature and precise with his words and emotions, it was the youthful messiness echoed in past efforts that made King Krule far more intriguing than what listeners will experience…

NME 4/5 Archy Marshall’s fourth King Krule album breaks new ground while further enriching his tried-and-trusted soundscapes

DIY 4/5 Heavy in atmosphere and tone.

The Skinny 4/5 With his new album Space Heavy, King Krule takes varying flavours from his unique sonic world and brings them together to create his most colourful work to date.

Clash 8/10 Archy Marshall is an enigma. Through the midst of critical acclaim, a devout legion behind him, he still remains a figure of mystery, the only glimpse

Loud and Quiet 8/10 Space Heavy by King Krule album review: another slice of psychological horror from the tireless Archy Marshall

Slant 4/5 The music on King Krule’s ‘Space Heavy’ is grimmer than the lyrics, but even its lyrics return again and again to the subject of isolation.

Pop Matters 8/10 King Krule's 'Space Heavy' is a wild listening experience, more muted and introspective than past outings and seemingly reflecting our pandemic moment.

The Irish Times 2.5/5 Archy Marshall’s hard-to-categorise fourth album lacks focus