Let It All In

I Am Kloot - Let It All In
Critic Score
Based on 17 reviews
2013 Ratings: #284 / 1115
User Score
Based on 20 ratings
January 21, 2013 / Release Date
LP / Format
- / Label
Indie Rock / Genre
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CRITIC REVIEWS

80
PopMatters

Overall, there is a return to the less expansive sound of early I Am Kloot without the grand strings and orchestral swoops of “Sky at Night”, the trio tight but relaxed with Bramwell’s voice pushed to the fore and the songs sounding better for it.

80
The Fly

The mordant, bittersweet lyrics and cocky-yet-fragile vocals of John Bramwell are welcomingly familiar, lending all ten songs here a cosy immediacy.

80
The 405

Let It All In isn't something you can just casually listen to, it's an album to reflect both on, and with 

80
Drowned in Sound

Let It All In definitely seems compact, as if the band and their collaborators have stripped away anything excessive in favour of a taut collection of their finest.

70
DIY

At times it’s so polite and elegant it almost passes you by, yet on every song you’re soon gently overpowered by the sheer heart and homespun wisdom of the lyrics.

70
NME

They’re in familiar miserably poetic folk-song territory. For some reason, every song evokes the pub.

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Track List

  1. Bullets
  2. Let Them All In
  3. Hold Back the Night
  4. Mouth On Me
  5. Shoeless
  6. Even the Stars
  7. Masquerade
  8. Some Better Day
  9. These Days Are Mine
  10. Forgive Me These Reminders
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Added on: January 9, 2013