How an album can have the best opener and closer is beyond me

I am drowning, there is no sign of land...

I can't even rate this, it made me sob uncontrollably, appreciate life more, notice more little things, and connected with me on an almost spiritual level. And I hate it so much man. I legitimately despise the way this makes me feel, and it's so distinct and so powerful. As someone who has experienced profound loss, this cuts deeper than any knife. If I could rate it the highest and lowest scores together I would. But I can't, and my negativity outweighs the positive:( Thank you for making ... read more

One of the greatest albums ever, god bless you Phil Elverum and your whimsical ass name

Why is every review on here an account made super recently that's only reviewed this artist lol?

Wish there was less "filler"

On the Outside is sooo good

Super powerful, but it really feels like a NMH album lol

Don't do drugs kids

I like this more than Nevermind, I am very different and intelligent

Everything Nirvana ever did has inspired me and millions of others, all their work is worth multiple listens.

Surprising how good this turned out to be

They didn't:(

Damn this album has some weird jealous and fetishy lyrics
I certainly hope they iron that out by the next record

Even at their least cohesive this band manages to put together a project leagues above their contemporaries.

Classic

I don't know how it happened, but this fucking album became my most listened record in 2023. I listen to music all the time and only found this in October. I probably listened to the whole thing 30 times in a month long period.

Anyways, I'm not the man that I used to be... Now I'm one of them.

Even the highest points pale to totbl for me

This and Joy Division, though apparently cliche, introduced me to post punk. My life is much richer because of it.

The Strokes start to get redundant to me after awhile, which is more a reflection of me than them, but this record will always hold a special place in my heart