Billie Eilish When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?

3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[I]t's an album full of dressed-down avant-pop with D.I.Y. immediacy and intimacy that can still hold its own amid Top 40 maximalists like Ariana Grande and Halsey. Eilish's sound is hyper-modern, but still feels classic..."
Included in Rolling Stone's "The 50 Best Albums of 2019" -- "With this stunning effort, Eilish promised to keep scaring -- and seducing -- us for years to come."
"[T]he preternaturally old-souled L.A. native proved to be her own kind of drug -- a master of hypnotic grumpy-cat songcraft."
"Her stunning vocals are only amplified on genre-bending tracks that balance dark elements with playful ones that established her signature sound."
Billboard - "Here, Eilish draws equally from pop, trap and punk to construct a haunting dance-floor lucid dream that is at turns wicked, gorgeous and sarcastic..."
5 stars out of 5 -- "As the 14 tracks whittle along, that elusive and definable 'sound' starts to show itself. It's remarkably agile; 'Xanny', a three-part soundclash, is perhaps the best example of the sonic palette that's dipped into."
Paste (magazine) - "[H]er music, songs that emphatically encapsulate teenage angst for an existential era, is very much of this period as well."
Pitchfork (Website) - "The debut album from the meteoric pop star lives in a world of its own: gothic, bass-heavy, at turns daring and quite beautiful."
Clash (Magazine) - "This record is a complex presence, bewitching and obscure, with several stunning twists and turns, taking you on a journey through her dark and angst-ridden mind."