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Pitchfork 7.1/10 On their third album, the Philadelphia shoegaze band’s tried-and-true arrangements are not terribly original, but they are deeply felt.
A.V. Club B Ariana Grande illustrates once again that she is an unparalleled pop chameleon on Sweetener, while KIN splits the difference between late-period Mogwai and the band’s previous film work, and Midori Takada & Lafawndah pair up for the tightly conceived and elegantly performed Le Renard Bleu. Plus Interpol, The Lemon…
The Skinny 3/5 On Dance On the Blacktop, Nothing burrow into the filth and double down on the harsher elements of their sound, with mixed results.
Pop Matters 7/10 To begin, the band is called Nothing. There's a heavy signifier, all on its lonesome. It's a big name and small name, all in the same
Spectrum Culture 50% Nothing goes nowhere.