Warpaint Heads Up

3.5 stars out of 5 -- "'New Song' throbs and glides with bright disco elation, while 'Whiteout' enshrouds an austerely crackling dub-funk beat in refracted guitar shimmer as interweaving voices resolve in a Sufi state of opaque desire."
4 stars out of 5 -- "'New Song' welds its subterranean bassline, smudgy rhythms and wiry sonics to busy melodies and multilayered vocals straight from modern R&B radio..."
"[M]ore adventurous and free-spirited than the Warpaint of before, but retaining the laid-back DNA at their core. For once, Warpaint sound like they're having fun -- and it suits them."
Pitchfork (Website) - "You can't help but apply Warpaint's elliptical lyrics to your own most recent memories of relational disengagement. The cloudy musical atmospheres that have become their trademark allow the words to attach themselves to a range of sensations from sullen to wistful to yearning."
Clash (Magazine) - "[T]he wonky beats of opener 'Whiteout' trundle along under some characteristically ethereal harmonies, while midway through 'The Stall' Jenny Lee Lindberg drops an urgent Chemical Brothers bassline to transform the track..."