Spin (p.81) - "With her luxuriant, renaissance faire soprano, Nadler sketches out the ways that a bright past can fade to a torturous present haunted by 'ghosts and lovers.'" Q (Magazine) (p.107) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[S]o convincingly does the Boston-based siren inhabit this cut-off, gothic world that it's hard not to be sucked inside the darkly compelling likes of 'River Of Dirt.'" Mojo (Publisher) (p.109) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]his is an enchanting record, loosely describable as a mix of nu folk and '60s English folk." Pitchfork (Website) - "[E]legiac and elegant....Surrounded by little else but her own melancholy, Nadler sums up her career's existential despair....LITTLE HELLS moves Nadler well beyond easy categories, thanks to a newfound clarity in her words..." Clash (Magazine) (p.107) - "The bewitching dream-folk chanteuse returns with her fourth solo album....A spectral atmosphere permeates the album and you listen, forget yourself, where you are, and are content to be swept along..."

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