charlie17

In terms of modern edm this is definitely the cream of the crop. Extraordinarily slick, funky, and most importantly of all danceable, there’s a lot here for both pop and electronic fans alike. Now I’m not gonna claim that this is “deep” or “profound” or “revolutionary” but honestly for what they’re trying to do here disclosure sorta nail it. Highly recommend.

The songwriting here is surprisingly loose and improvisational compared to his previous album which makes it sort of great in its own distinct way. I return to this one less but whenever I come back I think “why don’t I listen to this more.” One of the best RnB albums out there.

Only reason it’s not a 10 is because it was made by Canadians

Written by philosophical drunks, for philosophical drunks. Punk in attitude but not in form, this is quite simply a modern classic and deserves to be held with the same esteem as Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and the like.

And yes, I genuinely mean that. Not just hyperbole folks; I bought this album not too long after it came out and I play it, usually in its entirety, roughly once a fortnight and can see myself continuing to do so ad infinitum.

How many records can you honestly say that about?