I liked a couple of songs, but idk, i don't think it's for me. I'll probably give it a couple more listens though.

On earth might just be my favorite The Sunday's song.

I <3 Harriet Wheeler.

This song is better than the entire life of a showgirl album.

This is a really solid album considering Paul is now in his 80's and has been making music for decades. I think the real charm of this album is the passion, he's been making music for 60 years and is still as enthusiastic about his craft as when he was 20, and i think that's really beautiful. This album isn't to prove anything, because he doesn't need to, he's just doing what he loves.

Cant't wait to see them this year!!!!!!!!!

Every track on this record just hits the spot, despite each song bouncing between a mellow sound to a more aggressive, post punk instrumentation, it feels so cohesive and seamless. For now, i can only imagine experiencing the shadowy and moody atmosphere of this album in the gloomier seasons, but i know it's going to hit so much harder.

The song itself isn't anything spectacular, but it is pretty and her vocals are mesmerizing.

This album is incredibly immersive, so many beautiful elements. Now it's time to experience laughing stock for the first time.

Quintessential warm weather album.

I need to listen to this alum on a road trip.

I've not really consistently listened to Olivia since i was like 15, but that's going to change. She's incredible. This song is so vulnerable and way too relatable, I love it

I thoroughly enjoyed this album. I can see why people find it underwhelming considering this is his comeback after a 4 year (?) hiatus, and that he is considered one of the biggest male artists currently. But for me this is a great album, and I'm sure I'll revisit.

I'm honestly kinda hyped for his new album now.

Fun listen, don't think I'll revisit though

Everything she wants might actually be the most perfect song.

The vocals, the lyrics. Damn

Wow. The instrumentation is so beautiful, it sounds like it could be the soundtrack to an old Disney movie.

Such a consistent and timeless album. Incredible for a debut.

The atmosphere! The instrumentation! So sensual, so ethereal. A major standout for me was Sade's euphonious vocals, her voice is so velvety and rich. This is easily one of the most beautiful albums I've heard in a longtime.