“La Di Da Di, a vocal-free collection heavy on repetition, feels like a return to something elemental and specific in Battles' history. It's a satisfyingly clean take on what the band does best after the somewhat chaotic, "various artists" feel of 2011's Gloss Drop.”
“Battles deliver tight performances, but lose their sense of adventure on their latest album here.”
“Battles' return is not as delicious as it seems”
