Art of Doubt

Pitchfork 6.6/10 Emily Haines leads her band into their seventh album with their own sound, immune to trends and the zeitgeist, full of big, broad rock anthems.

A.V. Club D+ Piano & A Microphone 1983 is an unpolished Prince gem, while Metric loses focus on Air Of Doubt, and Lonnie Holley is louder than ever on Mith. Plus, we take a look at Carrie Underwood’s sixth LP, Cry Pretty.

NME 4/5 On this accomplished collection, the Canadian synth-punks are more forward-thinking than ever

Under The Radar 7.0/10 This Canadian indie band is known for a razor sharp mix of meticulously produced synth pop, bolstered by the icy smooth vocals of frontwoman Emily Haines, geared to play well to large audiences.

Pop Matters 7/10 Metric hardly focus on a beauteous form of love.

Spectrum Culture 75% There’s something different about Art of Doubt.