An Artic Monkeys-esque tonal shift was something I did not expect, but thoroughly enjoyed. Flawless vocals as always.

If I had only one album to take to the gym for the rest of my life it would be this one

If anything, this record is a bit front-loaded, but all of the tracks deliver a sleepy, dreamy vibe that stays coherent throughout, and remains enjoyable.

Peak human experience

Irrespective of the (admittedly captivating) backstory behind this album, what it delivers is the music equivalent of soft morning sunlight through your window - mesmeric yet cozy.

The tracks follow the same vibe, but it's a truly special one

This is a good deal better than his previous album, a much more lowkey approach to subjects that are more than surface level for a change. A good direction to take.

Originally had this at a 90, but I kept coming back to this album, it feels like a friend. Comforting yet chilling, the range of emotions you feel throughout this album cements it’s place as one of the most poignant folk albums I’ve ever come across

With albums like this, you have to not only judge it on musical quality, but on the ability to make you feel something. If you don’t go into it with an open mind you’ll probably be bored, but if you allow yourself to be immersed in the experience it’s something truly special.

This album, quite simply, is a wall of sound. You can hear Cobain tearing himself apart in the most visceral way. The beauty of this album borders on indescribable, you don’t just hear it, you feel it.

This album still slaps, despite it being their most polished and ‘commercial’. Too many good songs to not look past that fact, it’s a must listen.

You can tell they were still finding their feet here is a band, but it still works, you really can’t be mad at it. Good stuff.

Kate Bush’s voice makes me want to cry, but in a good way.

This album is incredible