The Word On... Nobody's Daughter, Hole

Friday 07 May 2010 00:00 BST
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"Somehow, some way, this record, unlike Courtney Love's persona for the last decade, isn't a cringe-inducing disaster." - nowtoronto.com

"Heartbreakingly banal... Despite its few fleeting moments of honesty, 'Nobody's Daughter' ultimately feels like a badly missed opportunity." - pitchfork.com

"It's impossible to disguise the turgid tuneless folk-rock swirl... By swapping guitar armies and clobbering hooks for muddled midtempo ballads, Courtney is placing more weight on her lyrics than she perhaps should.' - allmusic.com

"Love still undoubtedly has many songs left in her that are waiting to be recorded; she just needs to learn that it's time to move on from the past." - popmatters.com

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