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Pitchfork 9.0/10 The spectacular Red transformed pop and country music around it. It remains the pinnacle of Taylor Swift’s career, an intimate album of disappearances and lost relationships.
A.V. Club B Taylor Swift hasn’t become one of the most vital artists of the 2000s just by writing monster hooks. Those certainly help, but it also helps that the 22-year-old singer and songwriter, who was a mere 16 when her debut album was released, comes with enough emotional baggage to make her infinitely more interesting than…
Rolling Stone 3.5/5 Check out our album review of Artist's Red on Rolling Stone.com.
The Observer 4/5 Taylor Swift moves further away from her country roots on an album that combines well-crafted songs and perky pop, writes <strong>Alex Macpherson</strong>
Slant 3/5 If Red is ultimately too uneven to be a truly great pop album, its highlights are career-best work for Swift.
The Guardian 4/5 Taylor Swift's new album is another chapter in one of the finest fantasies pop music has ever constructed, writes <strong>Kate Mossman</strong>
The Telegraph 3/5 Former teen starlet Taylor Swift’s journey into the world of adult pop has started with her new album Red, writes James Lachno.
The Irish Times 3/5 Red Universal/ Mercury ***
