Really great, it’s almost reminiscent of Arcade Fire. So many amazing songs here, but “Lover’s Spit” has to be my favorite

It had a very promising start, but quickly grew annoying and boring to me. I don't think it displays Thundercat's talents as well as it should.

Pretty underrated for Beach House's discography. I really enjoy how this album has a kind of hazy, dreamy, almost lo-fi sound that their later records can't really replicate.

This is on par with Lateralus for me; it’s just amazing. Every actual song here is great, and I don’t really mind the interludes.

It's all over the place but somehow it still works. Great album

I've already heard half of these songs without knowing, but this was still a lot better than I expected.

A bit more of a mixed bag compared to Bocanada, but has some of Gustavo Cerati's highest highs.

It's so immersive and the singing on this was amazing. I think a few songs don't match up to the rest but it's a very great listen.

I prefer the heavier sound of Paranoid, but this is fantastic.

Didn't really click for me but I can see why people like it.

When I think of metal, I don't think of an album like this. It's a very cold and dark album, and the lyrics reflect that really well. I think the instrumentation here is just amazing, and I love how folk is implemented into the album; it conveys such a great winter atmosphere. I even found myself enjoying some of the vocals here, despite not liking black metal vocals all that much. While I don't think this is an everyday listen, I really loved this one.

It's almost as great as Feedbacker, and the first and last songs are just fantastic.

I really enjoyed this one, although I think I prefer Leaves Turn Inside You. Lady Elect and For Your Entertainment are just amazing. While I'm not the biggest fan of noise rock, I think it was done well here and this album as a whole makes me more interested in post-hardcore and noise rock.

I surprisingly enjoyed this one a lot, despite thinking I wouldn't due to the vocals. This album is high-energy from start to finish but "New Noise" has to be my favorite song here

Amazing folk rock album. While a lot of the instrumentals are relatively simple and relaxing (which isn't a bad thing), the amazing songwriting helps keep me engaged. "Duk Koo Kim" has to be one of my favorite songs of the 2000s; I always find myself listening to the whole 14 minutes every time it comes on.

It definitely started off better than it ended, but I think it's a really cool mix of trip hop and some subtle shoegaze elements. It's also really great to listen to when I'm studying.

It's a very unique album and most of the songs here are very exciting and energetic. I think it's a great album

While it didn’t make me an instant fan of thrash metal or anything, I definitely think this is a great record and makes me more interested in the metal genre as a whole.

I was a little bored after the first song, but it really picked up from there. Not something I'd really ever listen to casually, but it's really great. Part 3 has to be the best.

I really liked this one, even if it made me a bit sleepy by the end.