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  • 'Raincoats' is built on a rhythm of handclaps, layered vocals and simple guitar chords, 'Full Moon' is born of bold, aggressive strings, and, from a programmed beat, 'Alike' builds with layers of soft synths, sparkling guitar lines and dancing brass - all finished of with an optimistic, almost euphoric vocal performance "Ooooh, and it made us feel alright."

    The Line Of Best Fit Mathew Parri Thomas 2010

  • "Raincoats," - certainly work, but the darker and groove-heavy numbers are what really stand out.

    mndaily.com - all articles jboller@mndaily.com 2010

  • 'Raincoats' is built on a rhythm of handclaps, layered vocals and simple guitar chords, 'Full Moon' is born of bold, aggressive strings, and, from a programmed beat, 'Alike' builds with layers of soft synths, sparkling guitar lines and dancing brass - all finished of with an optimistic, almost euphoric vocal performance "Ooooh, and it made us feel alright."

    The Line Of Best Fit Mathew Parri Thomas 2010

  • 'Raincoats' is built on a rhythm of handclaps, layered vocals and simple guitar chords, 'Full Moon' is born of bold, aggressive strings, and, from a programmed beat, 'Alike' builds with layers of soft synths, sparkling guitar lines and dancing brass - all finished of with an optimistic, almost euphoric vocal performance "Ooooh, and it made us feel alright."

    The Line Of Best Fit Mathew Parri Thomas 2010

  • 'Raincoats' is built on a rhythm of handclaps, layered vocals and simple guitar chords, 'Full Moon' is born of bold, aggressive strings, and, from a programmed beat, 'Alike' builds with layers of soft synths, sparkling guitar lines and dancing brass - all finished of with an optimistic, almost euphoric vocal performance "Ooooh, and it made us feel alright."

    The Line Of Best Fit Mathew Parri Thomas 2010

  • Of all the acts to see a spike in popularity and major-label credibility thanks to the stratospheric rise of Nirvana in the early '90s, none was more peculiar than the Raincoats, a group of girl punks who lived together in a London commune back in the late '70s.

    Funk Yards, Beacon Blues Andy Beta 2011

  • Yet by the 21st century, the Raincoats' music was out of print once more.

    Funk Yards, Beacon Blues Andy Beta 2011

  • To some ears, the Raincoats might sound disjointed, stumbling, even naïve, but there's an emotional directness that still shines through three decades on.

    Funk Yards, Beacon Blues Andy Beta 2011

  • Raincoats have to keep you dry, which sounds basic, but I can't tell you how many I've worn that don't.

    21st-Century Man 2011

  • A couple of weeks ago, during a discussion with Readers Recommend people about the relative merits of the Kinks' and the Raincoats' versions of Lola, I was accused of believing that "being a 'musician' and 'in tune' are all that matters".

    Readers recommend: discordant songs 2011

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