Robyn Honey

4.5 stars out of 5 -- "Robyn relaxes the tempos and lets the healing ecstasy of club grooves take over. The songs are still packed with pop hooks and choruses."
"They're less pop songs than mini-club sets, the kind that don't have verses and choruses as much as haze to disappear in."
4 stars out of 5 -- "Robyn's rarest talent is the instinctive way in which she brings together jarring and disparate emotions, and immortalises them in magical pop amber."
Paste (magazine) - "HONEY is a near-flawless dance pop album. It doesn't need political or cultural commentary to assert relevancy; in Robyn's deep understanding of human emotion and what moves us, HONEY feels dire all the same."
Clash (Magazine) - "Melancholy remains the primary colour in Robyn's work, though it continues to sparkle."