Fifth Harmony
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Fifth Harmony
Fifth Harmony is the self-titled third studio album by American girl group Fifth Harmony that was released on August 25, 2017, through Syco Music and Epic Records. -Wikipedia
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Rolling Stone
It’s the group’s most cohesive album yet and a satisfying introduction to what Fifth Harmony can be capable of in their new era.
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Pitchfork
Now down to a quartet, the group’s latest album falls short of the kind of stellar pop songwriting they once possessed.
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The Guardian
US girl band Fifth Harmony’s self-titled third album simultaneously feels like a statement of intent and a hastily cobbled together swansong.
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Entertainment Weekly
If anything, Fifth Harmony echoes like a B side to last year’s superior 7/27 but delivers only a faint aftershock of its quake.
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Variety
The lack of looming solo star power may keep Fifth Harmony from ever being a great act, but it doesn’t make “Fifth Harmony” a bad record.
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USA Today
Fifth Harmony's self-titled album is their best yet
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ABC News
There is a lot more potential than what is on display.
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Spin
Fifth Harmony’s First Album Without Camila Cabello Feels Like a Placeholder
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The New York Times
The new self-titled Fifth Harmony album is potent and overflowing with sugary pleasures, full of military-grade pop production and laser-targeted singing
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Idolator
While their third LP is a mixed bag, what sparkles in the mix shows growth and promises longevity.
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Immortal Reviews
It's sonically pleasing but there's no punch or depth.
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Financial Times
Self-assertion predominates in this album, with expressions of female agency and solidarity
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The Daily Californian
Fifth Harmony attempts a new cohesion and unified sound. It does not succeed, completely, but the album marks a notable change in style for the girl group — one that may allow for its self-titled album to be far from its last.
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Pop Crush
At their best, Fifth Harmony are a revelation—a manifestation of love, acceptance, diversity and musical excitement. At their worst, they’re an amalgam of cliche-riddled girl group melodramatics.
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Beat
Fifth Harmony Proves You Can Be 'Miss Movin' On' with New Album Minus One Group Member
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AXS
Fifth Harmony kills it as a quartet on self-titled album
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The Times
This is pop at its most accessible and its most vacuous, with too many dated lines about staying forever young
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The Young Folks
At 10 tracks, and under 40 minutes long, Fifth Harmony is a good stand, but still not a step in any direction.
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Amnplify
All in all, a solid third album for the girls that I see myself repeating over and over again.
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Cryptic Rock
Featuring show stopping vocals, it is a dynamic and unique step forward for the Pop sensations.
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Entertainment Focus
Fifth Harmony sound better than ever and the more equal split on the vocals is welcome.
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Prefix Magazine
Despite claims that the group have had more creative control than ever before, the majority of its ten tracks resemble either retreads of their former glories or listless attempts at Spotify-friendly R&B which rob them of any identity whatsoever.
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Detailed!
I think it’s safe to say that this is their best work yet
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Attitude
They knew they had something to prove after last year, and they've done that and more.
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All Music
Fifth Harmony is a sophisticated, if somewhat undistinguished production that finds the former X-Factor contestants completing the transformation from a youthful pop outfit into a mature, adult contemporary R&B entity.
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Daily Trojan
Though Fifth Harmony now has four members, the self-titled album has proven to be its best yet
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OColly
The album met expectations but did not exceed them.
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The DM Online
The best parts of these 10 songs are in their chorus, but there’s only so long a listener can hear eight words repeated.
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The Musical Hype
‘Fifth Harmony,’ the self-titled third album from Fifth Harmony is a slim, enjoyable effort, but not game changing or incredibly memorable.
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Aesthetic Magazine
All in all, the new album is okay, but it doesn’t ignite enough of an interest for repeated listens.
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The Daily Nebraskan
Fifth Harmony’s new album lacks creativity possibly due to Cabello’s exit
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Vindette Online
Fifth Harmony’s third album had little room for error, but despite falling into some of its old habits after promising something new, “Fifth Harmony” offers some fresh sounds and shows that the girl group can, indeed, survive as a quartet without Camilla Cabello.
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PressPlayOK
There’s certainly more to be gained as solo acts at this juncture, because this feels a lot less like harmony than it does self-harm.
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Celeb Mix
The ten-track offering isn’t perfect by any means, but there are plenty of highlights which prove that this is only the beginning for Fifth Harmony – these ladies are here to stay.
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The Daily Campus
The ladies have amazing vocals and harmonies as usual, but it almost feels like something is missing
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Stereoboard
We get a serviceable and likeable album of songs that could easily have already been offered to (and performed by) other artists, which relegates it a little.
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Contrast Magazine
This is the the real Fifth Harmony being introduced to the world.
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FanSided
Fifth Harmony just released what might be their most anticipated album to date, and it was certainly worth the wait.
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Your Local Paper
While the tracks like these keep up the impressiveness of the last album, there’s a less impressive pop feel.
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The "Vocal" Point
Fifth Harmony needs to stop worrying about making a sound for the mainstream, and start making a sound for themselves.
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Pursuit of Pop
Fifth Harmony semi rushed an album out following Camila Cabello‘s dramatic exit back in December, but we really which they hadn’t.
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The Quintessential
One could make the argument that this is the best that they are going to get.
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JSays Online
The content is a regression from 7/27's heartfelt upgrades, being bare -wire and simple
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Ben's Beat
Fifth Harmony offers more of the same on this project.
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