A rockin' time interrupted by moments of questionable choices.

Kid A leftovers, and they sound like it, and should've stayed leftovers.
This album is carried by all the songs that dont sound like Kid A afterbirths.

If there was ever an album to put you in a damp, cold, place and suck all happiness out of you, this would be it, and somehow its the best thing ever.

A bit dated but in all the right ways.

Yeah, I mean, Come on.

No.

Alright flashbacks of a bygone era that lacks any ingenuity and substance.

Honestly, not that bad. The bad begins when the dub dubs and wub wubs hit at the three song run near the end, thats bad. But everything else? Pretty good.

Much of the same as their previous album, production is more modern and songs are a bit less creative but still worthy bangers.

incredible execution of concept and sound, Muse knows when to be grandiose and when to subdue themselves into the technological rainforest.

Oh its bad. Its very bad. When people say Coldplay sold out, this is it folks, this is what they mean.

Scattershot of an album with some standouts but lots of unfinished songs that overstay their welcome.

Some dance music, some not so good music, etc.

Critics hate it but its honestly some of the most personal, moody, experimental and atmospheric coldplay has ever been and probably will ever get -- although its slightly ruined with a tacked on EDM song at the end.

The second i finished the album i instantly forgot everything about it except the words "para-para, paradise"

All bangers throughout with a solid unique theme and an incredible closer.

Underrated but peak coldplay.

Its good, but once you get into the meat of the album its not.

Nostalgic, cozy, melancholic, perfection

Discos back! What? The robots are real this time? Pharrel Williams? Oh. Pharrel Williams. Paul Williams? They must be related, surely.
Oh right, yeah its good.