Excerpt: "<em>I Haven’t Got It in Me</em> is a hell of a consolidation. Both  Mason and Braun sing this time, and “Crampling” and “City Sleeps” are  both great verse/chorus/verse songs in a way that the band has never  tried before. But the band’s instrumental prowess hasn’t declined—the  surging “Hi” and the eight despondently cinematic minutes of opener  “Stranger” are among their strongest work.   From the soaring guitar scrapes of “Mitre Park” to “Take a Walk”‘s  melancholy churn, <em>I Haven’t Got It in Me</em> is the work of a band  completely comfortable with each other and with their sound. Combining  elements of dream pop, post rock, and shoegaze, and with tips of the hat  to everything from noise to ambient, My Majestic Star makes beautifully  blurred rock music."

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