The best beatle and the best solo beatle album, I love you george

Unironically love this and I think its a british alt rock classic

Despite the 7 straight minutes of cartoon sampling in the middle, this is just as good as DOOM's best

Just some classic shit, some of the most pristine beats and flows ever conceived.

My heart is absolutely shattered, this is a beautiful project made by someone taken far far too soon. You'll be missed Kai, rest in peace.

changed lives, redefined music

Pretty consistently good but kinda feels like him sticking to his stripped back folky strengths and not really trying anything besides that

I listened to this while falling asleep on a train coming home from university, and I cant lie, I just did not care for this in the slightest. I recognise the great songwriting, passionate vocals, and interesting instrumentation but no matter how objectively good those aspects of this album are, the one thing lingering over this entire thing is that john lennon pisses me off and that trumps everything else here for me.

With that being said though, gorgeous album cover. Maybe listen again ... read more

such a beautiful soft piece of music

Probably the darkest thing ive heard

I was really worried about their future without Isaac. I am no longer worried.

it'll probably grow on me but idk this just didnt hit like ctrl did

A soft, sweet, almost dreamlike experience from start to finish

a near perfect body of music that takes you into a idealistic world for a little while

Perfect album, nothing like it will never be done again.

I LOVE MATTY HEALY (and adam and ross and george)

almost at their best

This is my favourite album. I fully believe this to be a masterpiece in intimate, confessional songwriting and it's a true rarity. When I first listened to this I found Beach Life-in-Death to be too long, drawn out and sonically unpleasent to listen to, I have never been more wrong about something. The track is Will's magnum opus, a sprawlling 13 minute track that keeps you on your toes for its entire runtime, never letting you catch your breath. I could go in-depth on every track on this but ... read more

One of the most deeply relatable album's ive ever had the pleasure of listening to, never couldve found this at a better time