A beautiful and fun world. A milestone in pop music.

I don't understand the argument of this not being bold or ambitious. Everything about this album is perfect to me. The writing, the instrumentals, the pacing, the buildups, the structure, and the vocals. Everything. A remarkable album that I think is over-hated just because of it's main stream success.

I think it's very fun. Zero_one contains a couple of stinkers for sure, but I'm pretty impressed. Especially when compared to Rust.

Lack of direction and consistency for only 6 songs. The three singles are respectable. The other three are straight up unlistenable.

Japanese city pop is overrated. This album is not. It's progressive instrumentals mixed with beautiful vocal harmonies allow First Light to really stand out from your standard bubblegum city pop that gets old after a while. It's the sound track for rainy weather, one of the most peaceful experiences. It's clear that Makoto Matsushita's heroes in Pink Floyd and Yes really rubbed off on him, giving us one of the most creative blends of genres I've had the pleasure of ... read more

Hilariously bad. Either boring bland radio pop or terrible experimentation flood this album.

Textbook definition of fun. The synth style of this album is very enjoyable and puts a smile on my face.

A step in the wrong direction. The only redeeming qualities are Pay the Man and the Beach Boy influences on a couple of the tracks.

An aquatic adventure that will transport you to life at sea. Amazing atmosphere and incredible concept

A fantastic and more creative approach from Foster The People. The lack of direction and tone hold this album back. However, its still a very underrated indie album from this era.