Indigo Desouza Any Shape You Take

"[M]ost of the songs don't sound like any of the others, a fact that cements de Souza as one of indie rock's most interesting new forces."
Paste (magazine) - "De Souza's singular voice is the invaluable core running through it all: She can do pure pop on 'Die/Cry,' get downright operatic on 'Bad Dream' and slip into an effortless falsetto on 'Pretty Pictures,' taking any shape she likes."
Pitchfork (Website) - "The North Carolina songwriter's outstanding second album spans grungy rock and colorful, hi-fi pop, illuminating her impressive voice and her ability to wring out every last drop of emotion."
Clash (Magazine) - "'Darker than Death' and 'Die/Cry' are among the starkest confessional stages of the album -- as well as the clearest vision of De Souza's perspective..."