It takes considerable talent and skill to make a full-length 1 hour album that doesn’t feel tired or fatigued by the end.

Some actual bangers on this one, the middle part of the album is rough unfortunately.

It was less upbeat than it needed to be, especially for a short release

An album that feels like tredding in very comfortable water, and then getting pruny because it just stays there.

Disc 1 review was very good, Disc 2 was a less enjoyable and too long

Radio rock is definitely easy to listen to, but thats about it.

A blend of bops, emotional pianos, and strong vocal perfomances from beginning to end, mostly.

Dancey, feel good, with great energy, SuperGood thrives on big speakers

Its got rhythm, its got some blues, its dancey at times, and sweet vocals at times.

fusion, hip-hop/soul, experimental, the band, good time, weird solos

Very good album, that's easy to listen to but may not be as memorable as some other works.

This album is the hardest metalcore of recent memory. LIke 5 shots of espresso after a nap.

This album sounds aurally amazing, not to mention the dope guitar riffs, sick drum grooves, and a unique singing mix that allows every instrument to be cohesive in its idea of psychadelic rock.

A pleasant listen, this listener appreciates the instrumental parts most.

Was expecting a chill record and instead got energy, groove, funk and feel good mastery. Brilliant.

Vocals, drumming and swancore all on point.

Westbound has returned with their signature sound.

Magic pressed into vinyl.

Actually pleasant, but way too long.

Dua showing us how to be multi-faceted, pop focused, and deliver an album of good songs.