A Walk with Love and Death

2017, Jul 7

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Pitchfork 6.6/10 After over three decades of drumming in the Melvins, Dale Crover has released a muffled, scattershot solo album. It comes on the heels of a new record from the Melvins themselves.

A.V. Club F Toro Y Moi, Boo BooGrade: B+

The Line of Best Fit 9/10 The first ever double-album from the grunge progenitors is an emphatic and wonderfully challenging trip that remains utterly insubordinate of past victories.

The Skinny 4/5 Melvins' latest is their first double album and first soundtrack, and its 23 tracks run the gamut from punk to psych to noise warfare.

Metal Injection 5/10 Melvins have always been a band to tread elsewhere than the beaten path. From their uncompromising sojourn on major label Atlantic Records in the mid-90's to their leftfield collaborations with Lustmord and Jello Biafra, this is one group that feels no compulsion to feed their fans anything they'd p

Pop Matters 7/10 Publicity photo via.

Spectrum Culture 50% There’s not much reason to listen to A Walk with Love and Death.