BurtLancaster

A good album to put on if you want to annoy the hell out of your nuclear family. It goes hard, but is less memorable than Shadow Zone or Wisconsin Death Trip. It's the middle child. A lot of the songs are great, and the rest is really good but doesn't leave much of an impact.

Listening to this and 'Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk' while playing Need For Speed is gonna go down as one of the greatest musical memories I'll ever have. These guys would make two masterpieces within three years of each other and somehow didn't become the biggest band on the planet, with Ace of Base and Shania Twain dominating 1994 and 1997 respectively. Funny how music works commercially but not surprising at all.

I put this album on back in the day to help me sleep, but I ended up staying up late and skipping class in the morning because Wolfgang Voigt had created an ambient/techno fusion that I couldn't keep my ears off of. The herd thinks that 'Pop' is his best album... No it isn't...

If I made this I would never stop boasting about it. It has been one of my favorite albums for 6 years now. Each song is crafted with complexity and standard pop-influences so that it can be enjoyed by both casual listeners and autistic music-bros at the same time, and no one can deny the genius in that.