Beabadoobee - This Is How Tomorrow Moves

Pitchfork: Album Review (7.4) 

“The Story Behind Every Song On Beabadoobee’s New Album This Is How Tomorrow Moves” – Stereogum

“Beabadoobee Talks New Album and the Restorative Power of Coming Home” – Teen Vogue

“beabadoobee finds her footing on her Rick Rubin-produced third album” – NPR – World Cafe Podcast

“A nuanced 21st Century take on 90s guitar… a nostalgic gen Z gem”  – The Observer / TheGuardian.com ★★★★

“Mines the spirit of Nineties singers such as Fiona Apple and Elliott Smith in its combination of personal angst, laid-back delivery and guitar-led melody, with some great moments along the way.”  – The Times ★★★★

“Something that shines through the whole of ‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves’ – Beabadoobee’s knack for capturing the twists and turns of growing into yourself with relatable candour. A collection of songs that showcase the tangled feelings of this time, the young artist’s third record is a poignant, powerful thing.” – NME ★★★★

“It’s not just the Filipino-British Gen Zer’s attitude that’s grown up. The songwriting on This is How Tomorrow Moves has a deeper confidence to it, allowing Laus to embrace the sweet, hooky melodies, which swell above her Nineties-indie-inspired sound.” – The Independent ★★★★

“This Is How Tomorrow Moves arrives with the confidence and sublimated calm of an artist who’s really found their groove.” – Kerrang! ★★★★

“Further proof that Bea is racing out ahead of her peers” – Clash, 8/10

“This, as she beautifully suggests, is how tomorrow moves: with wilful acceptance, crisp sensibility, and elan.” – The Line Of Best Fit, 8/10

“The sound of a major artist well and truly settling in for the long haul” – The Arts Desk

“Scales sweeter peaks of self-awareness and introspection” – Daily Mirror ★★★★

“Shows the increasing depth of her songwriting and widens her appeal by augmenting her bracing indie-rock with touches of jazz and folk.”  – Daily Mail ★★★★

“This is how tomorrow sounds” – Daily Express ★★★★

“This melodic and heavy album may take its blueprint from indie rock but Beabadoobee’s personality and intimacy make it something altogether more special.”  – The Sun ★★★★

“Laus is in full command of her voice, tackling the messiness of maturing in the public eye with serpentine hooks and wry, wistful lyrics.”  – Crack, 7/10

“Her mosh pit anthems are a delight”  – The iPaper ★★★

“Raw and candid in its touching analysis of trauma, pain and love.” Beabadoobee bares her soul with the emotional intimacy of This Is How Tomorrow Moves” – Louder ★★★

“The huge choruses are undeniable”  – Daily Star ★★★

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