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Everything combines to enrich, enliven and add texture to the band’s wild aesthetic, which is unlike anything else you’re going to experience this year.

The melodies are catch and pleasing, full of sharply written, witty lyricism. Not a thing about it is forced. It’s a classic slow grower, immediately pleasing but not striking.

Django Django are bursting with ideas and an intriguing aesthetic that would suggest that their own goals are very keenly defined

For all its spaced-out, psychedelic wonder and tendency to jump all over the musical map, Django Django comes across as too honest to ever feel over the top.

Their creativity merits praise, and the end result has much to offer.
| # 17 - | BBC |
| # 8 - | Clash |
| # 18 - | DIY |
| # 12 - | Gigwise |
| # 7 - | MOJO |
| # 11 - | NME |
| # 17 - | No Ripcord |
| # 26 - | Rolling Stone |
| # 6 - | The Fly |
| # 12 - | The Guardian |
| # 5 - | Under the Radar |
| # 23 - | Drowned in Sound |
| # 7 - | Entertainment Weekly |
| # 4 - | Piccadilly Records |
| # 8 - | Rough Trade |