"...Best Coast's full-length debut, Crazy for You, serves only to increase that distance from the outré-music scene; the brief record delivers on the promise of a strong string of singles released over the past year. Just as Pocahaunted loosely capture the basic feel of dub and reggae, Crazy for You is a meditation on the stickier hooks of classic indie pop, with slight detours into surf-rock ("Bratty B") and countrypolitan balladry ("Our Deal"). While Pocahaunted cover their signifiers under piles of static and delay-triggered noise, Best Coast take the opposite route, slathering honey over every song and letting them drip-dry in the sunshine.

The record's overall gorgeousness has a whole lot to do with Cosentino's voice, which hits every pitch with equal clarity and intention of tone. Good thing, too, since Crazy For You is an especially vocal-heavy record; excluding the bonus track "When I'm With You", there are few moments here where Cosentino's voice isn't featured. She backs herself wordlessly, fills in non-verbal gaps (especially in the California-highway chorus of "When the Sun Don't Shine"), and repeats simple sentiments like mantras ("I wish he was my boyfriend," "I want you so much," "That's not your deal, that's not my deal")."      - Pitchfork