Beck Colors

4 stars out of 5 -- "[I]t's a brilliant attempt to reckon with -- and put his own stamp on -- modern pop in the late 2010s. The result is his most straight-ahead fun album since the Nineties."
"'Dear Life' is a remarkably accurate pastiche of late-period Elliott Smith, right down to the honky-tonk piano and deliberate, stinging guitar solos. The booming psych-pop of 'Dreams' bests Foster the People at their own game..."
"[T]he swaggering, WHITE ALBUM-ish 'Dear Life' finds Beck, the lyricist, in an existential mood, with 'No Distraction' racing from behind to essay life's dead-end dilemmas."
4 stars out of 5 -- "COLORS is by far Beck's most upbeat and enjoyable record from front to back since the '90s. Repeated listens will no doubt be rewarded."
Paste (magazine) - "[I]t's a jovial psychedelic mixture of '60s rock, '80s synth pop and modern electronic that, like many of its predecessors, finds Beck channeling the current musical zeitgeist while also maintaining his trademark sensibilities and personality."
Clash (Magazine) - "There are plenty of hooks and the pace rarely relents..."