drone, heavy guitars, haunting vocals. those elements form a solid album within its genre. more than sometimes it fails to impress and feels like a filler, despite its shortness

nice fusion between electronic music and some sort of post-rock. quite enjoyable, but nothing that doesn't let you away from it.

alcests evolution might not be that huge as, for example, ulvers, but everyone can hear the development they made. less harsh, more dreamy and shoegazier than ever.

i felt nothing, except some nice melodies every now and then. the vocals didn't move me (ok, sometimes they did). overall it just stays at the same level all the time, i didn't notice any heights or lows, it kept the level at the same height throughout.

the first beck album i listened to, and... i'm not happy. i can't even write more than that it sounded plain and repetetive..

without wanting to be mean, this is pretty forgetable. not even the sweet falsett voice brings me back to this record. the album cover is great though.

solid production, brilliant lyrics and some simple guitar work make this record what it is. the song 'i love you dad' made my life better, thanks for that. but overall it failed to touch me completly, and i think that is what the album aims to.

i see why many people are disappointed by this record, DC was heavier, grew more. but outside of that, this is a solid record which sometimes fails to reach its peaks.

refreshing beats, i see inspiration taken from flying lotus. it really feels like one piece of music, consistent, tracks flow nice into each other.

it kind of sounds lush and uninspired.. just not my cup of tea.