With an amazing start, a great ending and a spotty middle, this ends up being a very enjoyable, though sometimes forgettable album.

It's sweet, somber, pleasant and yet a bit too much at times.

One big mixed bag

Groovy second album from Parcels, but I vibed with the first one a bit more. This one feels a bit more dragged out, especially since I think the second part is quite weaker. Might've benefited from removing a couple of track from both sides.

Not as many individual great songs compared to After Hours, but together this is a great album.

I'm a big TOP fan, I even think Scaled and Icy wasn't that bad. Maybe I was dropped as a child.

Hard to deny that this is a mid album though. +10 just for heavydirtysoul though

Besides a couple of stumbles, this is a great introspective record from Kendrick.

Probably was more unique back when it first released, but still a pretty damn good album.

A very cozy album

As a first listen of the Wallows, I expected a lot worse.

Overall boring and feels way longer than it actually is.

I like it. Way too short though.

Strangely, enjoyed Demon Days more. Feels like this one has a couple more 'meh' tracks.

Still a great album nonetheless.

A tad overhated.

However, the drop in quality after trench is like a punch to the stomach.

A lot of hits. Strangely modern and still 'experimental' despite being so old by now.

Few great songs, but overall this album feels dated and inconsistent.

At least Demon Days holds up well.

Decent listen, feel like something is missing though. Maybe the theme and the message is so in-your-face the whole album that I just get tired of it? Hard to say. Might need to listen to this again some time in the future.

Every track has a story to tell yet it somehow feels like it's just JID going off the top of his head with these amazing flows.

Maybe I'm not the right demographic, but this felt very average to me. The songwriting is so one note and the production is so uninspired that I feel like I'm not going to remember this album by the end of the week.

Not for everyone, but if you're in a mood for it, it's hard to find a better album than this.