This is the duo's peak so far.

A little repetitive in some spots, but still pretty fun.

It's fun while it's on. Some bangers, some duds and pretty catchy overall.

At least is funny that this happened.

This is great, Rachel's voice is just so soothing and emotional, but its second half after the interlude is definitely weaker than the first.

CLASSIC.

The transition in track #7 got stuck in my head for a week.
Oh, and the rest of the album is also pretty good.

Sounds of getting tired of this capitalist world.
The first track hits like a brick and the rest of the album is constantly great.

Oliver Tree at his best.

So uninteresting and generic most of the time. There are a lot of songs that felt incomplete and underproduced. Still some good songs and ideas here and there.

Lindo de mais, melhor ao vivo.

A carreira da Juçara é fenomenal, tem arte de mais nessa mulher.

Músicas que vou levar pra sempre.

Kinda fun, kinka catchy.

The presence of some older songs here feels very unnecessary, but the new tracks manage to tie it all together.

The best Spanish-speaking singer by far

It feels very personal but is still sooo groovy and danceable.

On repeat rn.

Literally generation-defining.

Beautiful, honestly.

ANOHNI's lyrics transmit clearly the sense of hopelessness of the common individual in the face of war and climate change.

Aging like fine wine.

Beautiful songs, amazing band and a passionate vocal performance with intimate lyrics.
Great listen.

Honestly, disappointed. Half is the tracks have me bored one minute in and the other half is good, but not that great.

Redecorate is the only exception, it’s a very intimate and moving track, ending the project in a higher note than everything else.

Not having these as separate tracks feels very unnecessary, but still, it’s amazing and captivating for its entire runtime, with some of the best musical moments in the DG discography.

Unsettling and yet I can't stop listening to it.

Amargi Ve Moo is hearbreaking.
Pumpkin Attack on Mommy and Daddy is a banger.
Mary Turner Mary Turner makes me physically ill.

I love it.

Brilliant and terrifying.
The closing tracks makes me wanna change my house keys.