【Luke】Kill the Lights Meta综评成绩追踪

1.All Music Guide - 80
Kill the Lights winds up feeling happy and generous, an inclusive record that plays to teenage desires as effectively as memories of an adolescence left behind.
2.Entertainment Weekly - 75
Slow-burners like “Strip It Down” and “To the Moon and Back,” which both find the sexy in long-term monogamy, are the moments that work best.
3.Boston Globe - 70
Tracks like the straightforward “Huntin’, Fishin’, and Lovin’ Every Day” and the shimmering, wistful “Just Over” apply Bryan’s smooth charm to aspects of the Nashville template, his omnivorous nature peeks through here and there.
4.Rolling Stone - 60
Bryan's fifth studio album is well-turned Nashville radio bait, trite yet undeniable, sure to drive up bar tabs in 50 states and beyond.
5.Los Angeles Times - 50
Bryan, never a particularly flexible singer, sounds even more wooden than usual in these tracks; for the first time, this 39-year-old father of two seems a bit embarrassed here, which threatens to topple the whole enterprise.... The singer is far more convincing in the album’s slower, quieter tunes.
6.New York Daily News (Jim Faber) - 40
He serves up several ballads, which salute hunting, fishing, and scarecrows. None are particularly convincing, given the anchor-man blandness of Bryan’s vocals.

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7.Country Weekly - 75
Kill the Lights isn’t consistently pleasing, but it does represent a progression and evolution from Luke’s previous material.
8.PopMatters - 70
So bro-country this is, in that the women are shadows and might be figments of the man’s imagination.
9.Spin - 60
He’s chosen good material and done right by it. But Kill the Lights sees him both at an apex and a crossroad.
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