Razzmatazz
| I Don't Know How But They Found Me
Razzmatazz
Razzmatazz (stylized in all caps; sometimes as RΛZZMΛTΛZZ) is the debut studio album by American musical duo I Dont Know How But They Found Me. It was originally set to be released by Fearless Records on October 16, 2020, but was pushed back to October 23, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. -Wikipedia
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The Line of Best Fit
I Don’t Know How But They Found Me’s debut is a brightly lit, dance-ready time machine.
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The Courier Online
IDKHBTFM dazzle on their debut album, filled with luminous and hallucinogenic alt-pop that conjures a bygone era of neon-stained soundscapes.
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Dead Press
Simultaneously looking at the past and the future, ‘Razzmatazz’ imbues a timeless quality. Filled with a strong collection of tracks, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me have crafted a record that plays through with joy and experimental wonder.
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Everything is Noise
I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME prove that they are experts in their field of music with their debut full-length RAZZMATAZZ.
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Kerrang!
It may have arrived to the party fashionably late, but Razzmatazz comes at just the right time and it was well worth the wait. iDKHOW might not be changing the game exactly, but they’re packing the kind of addictive, dopamine-like qualities that’ll make you want to keep pumping coins into the slot for another hit, time and time again.
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The Ithacan
I DON’T KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME proved its potential and talent in its debut. While the synthesizer can be grating, it still plays an important role and rarely sounds repetitive. The band’s odd takes on themes like otherness and isolation with its distinguishing vocals and instrumentals are intriguing. “RAZZMATAZZ” is definitely different from the usual alternative genre, and that difference should be embraced.
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Hysteria Magazine
An exceptional debut from a duo that clearly know the industry well already, iDKHOW’s Razzmatazz follows on from their previous 1981 Extended Play EP with a strong stride, showing the band have a lot more in-store for listeners.
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DIY Magazine
A bold statement of intent that’s bound to catch like wildfire.
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