Soccer Mommy Sometimes, Forever

"Allison's m‚tier is tense, dreamily lush Nineties indie rock, with echoes of Liz Phair, Helium, and other artists who specialized in making secret sharing seem like community building. On SOMETIMES, FOREVER, every languid lyric and opaque melody feels strategically placed with care and concern."
4 stars out of 5 -- "Here, she delves further into the shadows; into futility, masochism, and morbidity. This time around, Allison's songwriting and Lopatin's production are on a scale that captures those complexities."
Paste (magazine) - "Lopatin's influence is positive, and SOMETIMES, FOREVER is endlessly more interesting because of his and Allison's interplay. The album is a refreshing departure from the band's prior work as Lopatin helps to twist their sound into new, more mangled shapes."
Clash (Magazine) - "On her second single 'Unholy Affliction' a darker, more mystical side was teased, her most haunting yet, until we reach the magical 'Darkness Forever'. Here, the singer's angelic vocals are placed against an unsettling backdrop."