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6. Letter to Self - Wikipedia

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   Letter to Self received a score of 85 out of 100 on review aggregator Metacritic based on 13 critics' reviews, indicating "universal acclaim". Uncut felt that "Sprints' debut delivers on thrilling live shows, with singer, guitarist and songwriter Karla Chubb providing a visceral fury, not least on the furious 'Adore Adore Adore', unheard since their label released Hole's Pretty on the Inside".

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   In another positive review, the staff at Uncut found that Pick-Up Full of Pink Carnations sees the Vaccines "at their terse, nervy best". [13] Writing for The Telegraph , Neil McCormick was more critical of the album, arguing that "everything" about them "is second-hand yet somehow muddled". [12]