robkiss22

Well. This album. Warming us up with I'll Die a Little which gently builds momentum and opens up the rest of the album, which is a journey into a lyrical wonderland.

Luke never fails to deliver on the cerebral, philosophical and soul stirring lyrics. Accompanied with both tender and powerful vocals you know you are listening to an Artist. Someone writing for themselves. Through themselves. Aside of their ego.

A dynamic and evolving record that seems like a collection individually fleshed out ... read more

She obviously has a beautiful voice and that cant be disputed but this album just does nothing for me. It just sounds very inauthentic to me. Its not a soundscape I can relate to at all.

Like many on here, Wildlife has been quite a formative album in my life. I remember being in a very low place hammering out my final year undergrad dissertation on my uni bed with music playing away in the background. A lot of people around me were into post-hardcore and I'd listen, though I had no real connection to it. Until, somehow this album cruised through to track 9.King Park and I stopped mid typing and realised what I was listening to.

The words ''Can I still get into heaven if I kill ... read more

Beautiful, beautiful melancholic album. Takes my mind to misty valleys and dark English landscapes. I love the grouper-esque style of Rapts vocals and the beautiful sharpness of the piano piercing through the fog. His guitar riffs are subtly mesmerizing and leave me feeling like im in a trance. It sounds like a memory playing to you, calling to you to come forwards, to remember, to grieve, to be. The whole album is dreamy and deserves to be spun on decks all over the world.