Nobody Loves You More

metacritic

pitchfork

Nearly four decades after becoming an indie fixture, the ex-Pixies bassist and Breeders co-founder finally releases her solo debut, revealing sides of herself we’ve never seen before.

nme

a neat reminder of her permanent class

thelineofbestfit

Kim Deal reflects on mortality and legacy in fine style on Nobody Loves You More

pastemagazine

On the Breeders bandleader’s first-ever solo album, produced by the late Steve Albini, a thread of loss and grief gets tucked into a body of work that’s ageless and ever-evolving.

rollingstone

Breeders frontwoman and former Pixie got help from a lot of old friends on the album, but somehow it feels more like a self-portrait than her earlier work