Parallax

metacritic

rollingstone

Deerhunter frontman Bradford Cox used to bury his voice under raging feedback swells or oceans of whooshing reverb. But he's grown far more confident in recent years – and on his third solo disc, Cox takes another step in the direction of unabashed pop, singing about modern love in a molten-candy croon that could almost […]

pitchfork

The third Atlas Sound record is a more complete work than any of Bradford Cox's earlier solo ventures. Cox still sounds small, alone, and cut adrift from the world on Parallax, but the way its songs breathe suggests he's more comfortable in his own skin, allowing him to draw his audience closer than ever.