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Cox has composed his most accessible set of songs to date and offered further proof as to why he’s one of the most important songwriters working today.

Parallax offers a miniature glass menagerie of fragile songs ascribed with heaps of intimacy, all shedding the most light on Cox’s whole artistic persona.

Cox sounds comfortable and confident, and has made the best solo album of his prolific career.

Parallax feels like a more complete work than any other Atlas Sound record, with the differences between the songs less distinct and everything flowing together more naturally.

This follows the same carefree philosophy that made his back catalogue so warmly enjoyable: 'let’s just see what happens, shall we?'

Parallax can’t help but feel like a win for this cause because it symbolizes growth more than out-and-out excellence.
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| # 18 - | Consequence of Sound |
| # 4 - | Obscure Sound |
| # 34 - | One Thirty BPM |
| # 18 - | Pitchfork |
| # 66 - | PopMatters |
| # 35 - | Prefix |
| # 24 - | Pretty Much Amazing |
| # 11 - | Spinner |
| # 35 - | Stereogum |
| # 32 - | Under the Radar |
| # 10 - | AoTY 2011 |
| # 12 - | Old Waver |
| # 21 - | Pitchfork Readers |
| # 7 - | Urban Outfitters |