No Good Left To Give
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No Good Left To Give
No Good Left to Give is the second studio album by Movements. -Wikipedia
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New Noise Magazine
No Good Left To Give sounds like a powerful musical reckoning with falling into the travails of that stage of adulthood in which you might be on your own.
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Kerrang!
Movements create a staggering emotional tapestry on superb second album, No Good Left To Give.
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The Post
with No Good Left To Give, Movements is showing the sky’s the limit with its brilliance.
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Wall of Sound
Movements have completely outdone themselves with this album. No Good Left To Give is an incontestable masterpiece. And so, I’ll finish this review up with 4 final words. ALBUM. OF. THE. YEAR.
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Kill Your Stereo
this second LP easily makes for Movements’ best effort to date, in my eyes. This album immerses you in a dark, somber musical world, with a crushing atmosphere that seldom lets up. Devastating and ferociously bleak, but in a good way.
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Bucketlist Music Reviews
Listening to No Good Left To Give isn’t meant to be entertaining or invigorating. Rather, it puts you in a mood that forces you to confront inner traumas and repressed feelings. It can be depressive, but it’s also optimistic. It paints sitting with your sadness as necessary on your journey to a better life. I wouldn’t recommend repeated plays, since it’s not healthy to wallow in these kinds of feelings. It’s more for the occasional listen when experiencing a low point, in order to achieve catharsis.
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Hysteria Magazine
An emotional effort and a terrific second full-length, No Good Left To Give fits neatly into Movement’s catalogue as a fine addition to the band’s ever growing and ever improving passionate and atmospheric alternative rock sound.
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Cryptic Rock
this album is a heartfelt story that touches on life’s epic highs and grittiest lows. Furthermore, it showcases the band’s ambition and dedication to being as honest as humanly possible with their audience.
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Discovered Magazine
Overall, the album captures the tough times in life and how it can break down someone from the inside out. Through experiences such as deaths, breakdowns and break-ups, it’s a record that can touch anyone’s heart and help them fight through their own struggles with these events, whether happening now or if it happened long ago in the past.
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The GM Reviews
This record is truly incredible. I can honestly say I was nervous for this release because “Feel Something” is an unforgettable album, but Movements truly put together another musical masterpiece that needs to be experienced.
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Highwire Magazine
This unique way to end the album is something that stands out as much as Movements do. They may be only two albums in, and they already have developed so much that we can’t wait to see what the future holds for them. For now though, we suggest you give this one your full attention.
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CaliberTV
this record is near flawless and is pretty much guaranteed to put you very, very deep in your feels in the upcoming season and our hearts seriously can’t take it.
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Invicta Magazine
Despite the flaws, of which there are a fair few namely lyrical content and a lack of audio diversity, there is nothing on No Good Left To Give that could be described as bad. If anything, this is a decent album that could act as a gateway to the more exciting bands that exist in this scene.
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DeadPress
While a much more nuanced, slow burning collection that majorly benefits from repeat listens, some may find the lack of immediacy underwhelming upon initial approach. Make no mistake, however, ‘No Good Left To Give’ is an album that asks for patience and attention, before rewarding with emotional devastation.
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The Boar
In a rock scene that begs for radio play, catchy hooks and easy listening, it is defiant in its insistence that you take multiple listens to get to grips with it. It is one of the best and most substantive rock-adjacent albums you will hear this year.
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Highlight Magazine
The Fearless Records-signed band has given their all on 'No Good Left To Give,' providing fans with something they can go to when feeling alone, especially during the times we are in now.
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The Girls at the Rock Show
No Good Left To Give is one hell of an album and I suggest you all give it a listen.
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Gig Goer
The sophomore album from Movements shows remarkable growth from the band as they broach on a host of topics that most musicians would shy away from for fear of being too emotionally triggering and insensitive, and presenting it in such a poignant collection that you will almost feel the band’s experience become your own as you share in the same feelings of hurt, lost, and hope.
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Euphoria of Breakdown
The album is certainly of a high standard, and the three year wait after their debut was certainly worthwhile. It’s important to add that this is an album that should be listened to thoroughly. Do not shuffle this album as background noise, but instead, take 45 minutes out of your day to truly listen to the album, its lyrics and motifs.
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Punktastic
What Movements have produced here is nothing short of magnificent. You will want to scream, cry and disappear all at the same time, but somehow you will come out feeling stronger for embracing all of those things, and for allowing yourself to give in to your emotions. This is an album that will linger in your bones – even when your mind is elsewhere – for years to come.
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The Camera Affect
From the candid and creative lyrics to the compelling performances, “No Good Left To Give” is a stellar sophomore effort from Movements.
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Soundbite Reviews
I strongly recommend this record, it’s one of my favourite records of the year so far and certainly one of the best rock albums I’ve heard.
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Square One Magazine
Whilst some may be disappointed with an overall lack of heavier material on this record, Movements prove that no matter what genre they choose they can pull it off seamlessly. Their newfound maturity is ever-present throughout and there’s no denying that they can craft some of the most flawless songs in the post-punk sub-genre.
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