Tune-Yards Whokill

Ranked #13 in Rolling Stone's '50 Best Albums Of 2011' -- "[A] joyous, idea-stuffed album built on a stream of horns, loops, ukulele riffs and skeletal dance grooves..."
Ranked #30 in Spin's 'The Top 40 Albums Of 2011' -- "Amid the uproar, Garbus tackles issues of class, race, and sexuality with hardheaded intelligence."
Ranked #44 in Uncut's '50 Best Albums Of 2011' -- "[T]he gusto with which she mixed and matched global musics, often relying on her own eclectic voice, made a virtue of that eccentricity..."
Ranked #14 in Magnet's '20 Best Albums Of 2011' -- "[A] giddily hypnotic kind of avant pop....It's a joy to listen to..."
"Everything has an elastic bouncy quality that is hard to achieve with looping drums and a ukulele....Just as Brian Wilson created pocket symphonies, WHOKILL has pocket power ballads."
Billboard - "[The] structured, strummy track 'Powa' showcases Garbus' immense vocal range from dulcet whispers to Robert Plant-like caterwaul."