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Violins
Blondshell
Released Sep 25, 2026
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Spectrum Culture@spectrumculture · 2w
75/100

On Violins, Bombshell's confidence grows to a greater extent yet, with Sabrina Teitelbaum moving out of her comfort zone both musically and lyrically to craft something in a more cohesive artistic voice

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The Skinny@theskinny · 3w
80/100

On her latest album as Blondshell, Sabrina Teitelbaum is more focused than ever on how her sense of self has evolved

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Still Listening@stilllistening · 3w
80/100

On Violins, Blondshell looks beyond troubled relationships, turning her sharp lyricism towards friendship, femininity and the things that stay with us

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Beats Per Minute@beatsperminute · 4w
68/100

The sequencing leaves something to be desired. Halfway in, Violins slows to a crawl and there’s barely enough momentum to salvage the pace by “Fur Elise”

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Far Out@farout · 4w
70/100

Guitars continue to drive her forward, forceful and reflective as she centres her lyrical focus not on romance, but on a spectrum of relationships: ones shared with friends, social norms, femininity and herself

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Paste Magazine@pastemagazine · 4w
75/100

Sabrina Teitelbaum’s third album explores new subject matter while maintaining her signature sound

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All Music@allmusic · 4w
70/100

While trying to find and assert herself, the song has her imagining walking down the aisle to Beethoven's Für Elise, even though no one, including her, would pick it as a wedding song

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DIY@diy · 4w
80/100

An often-delicate inward vision that pairs frustration with beauty

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The Line Of Best Fit@thelineofbestfit · 4w
80/100

It's in her ability to take the everyday experience and turn it into an epic noise that Violins finds its sweet spot

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The Independent@theindependent · 4w
80/100

NEW LA alt-rock singer Blondshell trades plain-speaking lyricism for something more abstract, while Irish rock band Gurriers cut through the noise with their ambitious second album

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Northern Transmissions@northerntransmissions · 4w
80/100

This is an artist widening her frame without losing her bite. It’s confident, a little wistful, and often loud in all the right places

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NME@nme · 4w
80/100

On her third album, Sabrina Teitelbaum fights to strike a balance between savage beauty and jagged home truths

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Clash@clash · 4w
90/100

Everything great about Blondshell is present on ‘Violins’, but it feels sharper, more adventurous and more assured then ever before

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Under The Radar@undertheradar · 4w
90/100

It would be unfair to call Violins Blondshell’s finest work to date, given the strength of her previous albums. What’s clear, though, is that it’s every bit as good as what came before

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Violins is the third studio album by the American alternative rock musician Blondshell, released on September 25, 2026, via Partisan Records. It was produced by Yves Rothman and recorded in Los Angeles between EastWest Studios and Saturn Sound. The record was preceded by the singles "Heart Has to Work So Hard", "Violins", and "Fur Elise", and it was accompanied with a fourth single, "Stone Fruit", on the same day as the album. Upon release, Violins was met with positive reception from critics. via Wikipedia