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Feb 4, 2015There are some dazzling moments here.
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Feb 3, 2015Depersonalisation may still be moody and at times downright dour, but at the same time it’s bursting with likeable, accessible traits.
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Feb 3, 2015Depersonalisation transforms their potential into a beautifully bummed-out fever dream of a debut.
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UncutFeb 25, 2015Nite Fields' debut album is a far grittier prospect than the neon-lit, 1980s-flavoured spelling of their name suggests, thanks largely to its predominant mood of nocturnal gloom. [Apr 2015, p.81]
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Feb 11, 2015A band that glides effortlessly when it might benefit from a bit of friction. A little ugliness might break up these pristine gate-reverbed vistas and make them seem not just stylish and cool but real.
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Feb 3, 2015For those who grew up worshipping at the altar of such ephemeral sounds, a record like Depersonalisation is a welcome bit of gloom, even if it ultimately feels like a record you probably already own.
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Apr 13, 2015Depersonalisation is a record that certainly wears more familiar musical influences on its sleeve but also shows the potential for forging a more personalized sound.
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Feb 3, 2015Downcast, tasteful and frequently quite beautiful, Depersonalization borrows from sonics generated three decades ago, but with a lack of self-consciousness that makes it all sound fresh and new.
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Feb 12, 2015The signs are there, but they just haven’t come together in a way that makes significant impact--at least not yet.
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Feb 3, 2015It’s not that there’s a shortage of good ideas on Depersonalisation; it’s just that, in its attempts to sound lo-fi and to shroud everything in darkness, a fair few of those ideas have been smothered.