"Now, with Leave Another Day, he marks a major step forward, even as he slips sideways into yet another ambiguously retro zone. His first proper singer-songwriter album, it's a dream-pop fever haze steeped in half-remembered sounds of the 1980s."
"It's a major shift in sound: Where Milan W.'s previous solo albums, all of them instrumental, were made of gauzy synths and sputtering electronic rhythms, on Leave Another Day, he assembles a vivid palette out of lush, opulent instruments and tone colors."
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