Come In

I never would’ve expect Weatherday’s first album to lean towards lo-fi as much as it did, but I surprisingly enjoyed it, despite not being too much of a fan of the lo-fi genre. My favorite songs, though, were the ones that integrated slacker rock and noise pop, like My sputnik sweetheart. And the slower, more quiet parts were pretty good as well. My only gripe with this album is the effects used on Weatherday’s voice, and the inability to hear what they’re saying at times. This was prevalent on their second album, Hornet Disaster, but I think it’s more toned down here, and overall made it more enjoyable for me. And sometimes the electronic noise can be a little too much for me, like on Mio, mon Mio, but other than that, this was a pretty solid debut album for Weatherday, and I hope they go in this direction with their future projects.

Come In - 85/100
Older than before (Oswald made no way for himself) - 83/100
Mio, mon Mio - 82/100
Sleep in while you’re doing your best - 80/100
My sputnik sweetheart - 87/100
Cut lips - 81/100
Embarrassing paintings (Agatha showed great initiative in art class this week) - 78/100
Water dreamer the same - 79/100
Painted girl’s dream - 82/100
Агaтка (Agatha! You're being melodramatic) - 84/100
Porcelain hands - 85/100

Average: 82.36/100 -> 82/100
Final score: 83/100