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Pitchfork 4.7/10 Efficient and impersonal, the rock band’s latest album is filled with sunny-side platitudes and peppy tempos that scan as forced fun.
The Line of Best Fit 6/10 Back after a short three-year hiatus with their fifth full-length record in tow, Irish trio Two Door Cinema Club are proving that their overt talent isn’t waning any time soon. Where Keep On Smiling might not be achieving them platinum status again…
NME 3/5 The trio continue to redefine their sound, with mixed results: the rousing anthemics soar, though the slow jams don't quite stick
Evening Standard 4/5 Five albums is quite a feat in indie pop but this one fizzes with new purpose
The Skinny 3/5 While Two Door Cinema Club's latest offering, Keep On Smiling, moves the Northern Irish trio's sound forward, it isn't a game changer.
Clash 7/10 Northern Irish indie-electro-pop trio Two Door Cinema Club are renowned for their driving melodies, uplifting hooks and extravagant guitar licks, so it’s
The Telegraph 2/5 The young punk and Keane frontman are lost in their heads, Nina Nesbitt embraces Taylor Swift-style storytelling, and more
The Irish Times 3/5 The trio have a tendency to plod, but when their fifth album is good, it’s really good