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x (pronounced "multiply") is the second studio album by English singer-songwriter, Ed Sheeran. It was released on 20 June 2014 in Australia and New Zealand,[7] and worldwide on 23 June through Asylum Records and Atlantic Records.[8] - Wikipedia

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  • Sputnik

    "Tell me when it kicks in." 

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  • The Telegraph

    "genuinely great" 

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  • Pitchfork

    "Ed Sheeran sells trite innocence by the pound." 

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  • The Guardian

    "Ed Sheeran could have played it safe and done a repeat run of his mega-selling last album – but that's not what this is" 

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  • Time

    "Ed Sheeran Multiplies His Appeal on x" 

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  • AllMusic

    "something that keeps X from being merely a bit of excellently crafted mature pop and gives it some appealing character" 

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  • Immortal Reviews

    ' "X" IS THE PERFECT REPRESENTATION OF MODERN LOVE" 

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  • musicOMH

    "X will undoubtedly be another huge success for Sheeran" 

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  • The Communicator

    '“x” credits its success to the magnificent mix of Sheeran’s music, words and voice.' 

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  • Digital Spy

    "Darker, snappier and loaded" 

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  • Uproxx

    "Sheeran goes back to dead-end road again and again looking for a different result, filled with optimism." 

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  • The Up Coming

    "This is just the beginning for him, and it is believed that his true potential has yet to be reached." 

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  • Songbird

    "Fans will agree; it was worth the wait." 

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  • NewsOK

    "it unfortunately sounds like he’s more concerned with catering to the masses than generating a unique sound." 

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  • Spectrum Pulse

    "But in the end, x by Ed Sheeran is an interesting album without being a great one..." 

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  • nzherald

    "Both hits and misses" 

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  • Nouse

    "Sheeran has outdone himself on his new album." 

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  • critic of everything

    "It sometimes tries too hard, but x plays the game without many creative casualties." 

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  • Thomas Bleach

    '“X” is an impressive follow up album" 

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  • DemonsZone

    "X is a culturally relevant album for the twenty-somethings of 2010s decade and one which has been masterfully handled." 

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  • The West Review

    "x is a very chilled, easy-to-like album, it’s calm, often soulful, and very casual." 

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  • The Tea-Infused Typewriter

    "Multiply falls just a little bit short." 

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  • The National Student

    "As expected, we are treated to an array of ballads, pop hits, and rap-infused treats." 

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  • Popmatters

    "He delivers something that resembles a solid mish mash of genres and often cliche lyrics about romance and breakups." 

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  • The Yorkshire Times

    "a rounded album that will appeal far beyond his young fan base and to an older audience." 

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  • Culture Hash

    "The album took Ed three years to complete and the effort has certainly benefited the quality of X. " 

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  • Fortitude Magazine

    "Indeed, flowing through the record is a self-assured hip-hop-flow, memorable songwriting and pop sensibility." 

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  • Quench

    "the singer-songwriter finally making ends meet with his feelings." 

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  • AU

    "on the release have led him in a new direction that’s noticeably missing the organic vibes fans originally fell for." 

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  • The Early Registration

    "this isn’t the album where Sheeran hits his stride, but there are signs that he just might hit it with his next album." 

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  • Detroit Metro Times

    "This record is torture" 

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  • Jordans Mantelpiece

    "Sheeran’s ‘x’ is a stunning piece of work." 

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  • Financial Times

    "The boyish balladeer of old returns, bigger and slicker but without compromising the singer’s open manner." 

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  • pressplayok

    "X will sell by the truckload" 

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  • Pop Scoop

    "‘Multiply: X’ and it is no doubt one of the best pieces of music that will bless your ears" 

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  • Fangirls of Fiction

    "best. album. ever." 

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