For a self titled album, I was expecting a bit more.

This album is SUUUUULTRY!

Smoke some weed and listen to this album. Then you'll understand why this is one of my favorite albums this year.

I originally gave this album a 66, but I got addicted to "Truly Awful" one day and that changed my whole perception.

After attempting to make an indie-folk album, Keaton Henson comes back to his roots with a lush & melancholic instrumental LP that is reminiscent of his earlier discography, but doesn't quite hit the mark for me.

I don't know if my music taste changed over the years or it's them that aren't good anymore, but this isn't it.

This is a long and generic, sad indie album that is perfect to sleep to.

I feel like I'm in a hipster coffee shop when I'm listening to this. It's a peaceful soundtrack for reading or working on something, but it offers nothing else aside from that.

It's like a bad self-help book that keeps telling you to fuck the haters and to channel your hate to become a better person.

The vibes are there, but the content is missing.

On their sixth album, Real Estate reflects on the chaos around them while still managing to make it feel like everything is fine. The idea may sound compelling on paper, but the execution is just a repetitive mess that will only please the laid-back listener.

The debut album of Office Dog might be simplistic with its sounds and lyrics but becomes quickly mesmerizing after a few listens.

Loving doesn't reinvent themselves on their sophomore album and stick to what they know best. The album evoke sentiments of serenity & melancholia, offering some great singles for your personal playlist, but works less effectively as a cohesive album.

Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes leave their rage and punk sound behind with the intention of re-creating themselves, but they just end up borrowing and rehashing something we've already heard.

I would've loved this in 2015.

Me listening to the album trying to not pay attention to the lyrics 👀👀

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Is this a dinosaur documentary or what?

I was excited to hear this album. The few singles that were released sounded catchy, bleak and overall promising. Although, the album that is presented here is a clutter of cringy lyric layered on top of over simplified beats. Don't get me wrong, there are still some songs that can get stuck in your head, like the song "Raw Raw" and "Irish Goodbye". But there's also the downsides, like "Spaghetti", "Shy" and "Yes I'm Serious" that will make you ... read more