A Thousand Shark's Teeth

Alternative Press (pp.162-163) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "There's enough bite surfacing now and again to keep the drama gritty instead of florid..." Magnet (p.114) - "Starstruck by string sections, harps, vibraphones and horns, SHARK'S TEETH is imbued with classicist elements throughout, from the rush of 'Inside A Boy' to the tinkle of 'The Ice & The Storm.'" CMJ - "Opener 'Inside A Boy' sets the tone for what the rest of the album will accomplish. It starts with a bare, quiet first verse, then by the second verse, drums have started to pile on top of it, building energy..." Paste (magazine) (p.68) - "There are songs that induce chills here, both musically and lyrically....'To Pluto's Moon' adopts the metaphor of astronomical distance in order to grapple with relational distance..." Pitchfork (Website) - "Worden's voice is one of the most astounding in all of indie rock....Songs often sidestep repetitive structures in favor of more meandering paths." Clash (Magazine) (p.124) - "[S]he has taken the Bjork route, played to her classical and operatic strengths, and created something of pure ethereal beauty."