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Suffice it to say, Milky Ways covers more territory than a dance album of its ilk rightfully should, though it never really clings to that designation in the first place and struggles to fit into any sensible line of kin.
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It sounds like this house-cat has finally found his true calling.
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It takes a while to cohere, but ultimately the depth as well as the breadth of Joakim's ideas carry the album; indeed, its finest--moments are its most shape-shiftingly ambitious ones.
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Milky Ways is a simple yet multilayered album that fires on all cylinders.
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Milky Ways is a clear upgrade, with better songwriting lending structure to his adventurous genre-hopping.
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To those without the stomach for Joakim's waywardness, Milky Ways will often sound as much during the course of a listen. For those who are feeling adventurous but forgiving of the same, Joakim is a worthy companion.
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Q MagazineA genuinely quirky record. [Oct 2009, p.112]