Taiga

Nika Rosa Danilova's Zola Jesus project has always been ambitious, and Taiga is her boldest reach yet for the pop stratosphere. Ironically, the album's strongest moments come when Danilova's sights aren't set on pop music.

Pop’s winter queen returns with her boldest statement to date, cracking her dark world enough to let a little light in while casting sufficient shade to preserve her mysterious appeal.

I really like Zola Jesus. I want to really like Zola Jesus. In the past, I've felt about her records the way Rose McGowan…

Check out our album review of Artist's Taiga on Rolling Stone.com.

A record which impeccably intertwines so many faultless layers.

On the surface, Taiga is easily Zola Jesus' most accessible album.

To call Taiga, the latest album from Nika Roza Danilova (aka Zola Jesus), a pop record would be equal parts accurate and misleading.

Over the course of Taiga's 11 superlative tracks, Danilova has set the stage for a new phase in her career as Zola Jesus.

Album review: Zola Jesus - Taiga. Theatrical, confessional and, perhaps for the first time, totally unafraid...

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Zola Jesus' new album 'Taiga' reviewed by Northern Transmissions, the LP comes out on October 7th via Mute Records, the first single is "Go (Blank Sea)"

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