SPCodex:Social media/Look to the Sky
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In the US and the UK, "To Who Knows Where" acted as the lead single, though it did not receive a proper release on its own. Due to the albums prior Japanese release, it is noted that the track listing has been amended to accommodate an international UK/US release. The following November, "Speed of Love" was released as a single digitally and later on 7" vinyl.
AllMusic gave the album 4/5 stars, writing: "If Let It Come Down was Iha's sun-dappled West Coast folk-rock break from the creative turmoil and personal squabbles of the Pumpkins, then Look to the Sky is his more austere, if no less captivating, look back from the sun and toward the dark moon of his alt-rock '90s past." Chicago Sun-Times' Thomas Conner thought that "Iha shows up with this well-written, beautifully played set as a gentle reminder of his talent."
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In the US and the UK, "To Who Knows Where" acted as the lead single, though it did not receive a proper release on its own. Due to the albums prior Japanese release, it is noted that the track listing has been amended to accommodate an international UK/US release. The following November, "Speed of Love" was released as a single digitally and later on 7" vinyl.
AllMusic gave the album 4/5 stars, writing: "If Let It Come Down was Iha's sun-dappled West Coast folk-rock break from the creative turmoil and personal squabbles of the Pumpkins, then Look to the Sky is his more austere, if no less captivating, look back from the sun and toward the dark moon of his alt-rock '90s past." Chicago Sun-Times' Thomas Conner thought that "Iha shows up with this well-written, beautifully played set as a gentle reminder of his talent."
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