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Pitchfork 8.0/10 Ought’s 2014 debut, More Than Any Other Day, was an album of slowly unfurled epiphanies. Affirming moments are a little harder to come by on the more chaotic and caustic Sun Coming Down, but the album’s relentless drive and uncompromising attitude constitute their own special kind of thrill. If More Than Any Other Day was about the hard-fought, triumphant ascent, Sun Coming Down is the giddy, daredevil “wheeeeee!” down the other side of the peak.
The Line of Best Fit 8/10 Montreal post-punks embrace simplicity and mundaneness in this fearless follow-up to their impressive debut album. Clean sound, confident performances, is it really this easy?
Rolling Stone 4/5 Check out our album review of Artist's Sun Coming Down on Rolling Stone.com.
The Skinny 4/5 Last year's debut More Than Any Other Day received emphatic praise for vocalist Tim Darcy's socially acute lyricism and the band's seemingly psychic intuition, and Sun Coming Down sees these qualities amplified.
Pop Matters 7/10 Photo by Hera.
The Guardian 4/5 While their influences can be heard clearly, there’s something about Ought’s alt-rock sound that makes them deeply compelling
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