May be one of the best, if not the best, plain simple synthpop album this year. Molto bene

Bass so hard my eyes started bleedin

British indie from top to bottom.

My profile pic is an accurate reaction to this album.

I really liked the second half of this album. Still don't know if I dig the vocals or not

I think I've just discovered a hidden gem.
Obviously I can be wrong and it could be just my personal opinion but I haven't heard that pure indie record in a long time.
I'm just literally short of breath wtf

Fucking bots.

It's year 2137.

After deploying too many nukes Earth went into permanent dying phase. You are a descendant of the group of human beings that managed to find rescue in an underground facility. Spending all this time deep below the ground engraved in your brain that this is the only thing left.
But now you know that's not true.
The transmissions started coming in about a week ago.
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It's like... This album wants to be so many things at the same time and therefore it lacks in being a good whole thing.

How is this gem that hidden :|
Pls listen and tell me that I'm not the only one who loves it.

Stripped down version of Soccer Mommy

I've ascended. fully.

One of the best albums I've heard this year.
Haunting. I think this word is a perfect description.
Balanced mix of classical instruments, dark electronics and middle eastern sounds.
And vocals. Highly processed or not processed at all, they pierce right through your head.

I'm sorry. I love her voice too much

Dunno what y'all hating.
It's heading in a good direction for him.

My Sleep Schedule: The Album

Did you get it?
Cause it's inconsistent right?
But you got it tho?

Moving, engaging, rich sounding piece of music. Do I need to say more?

Man I feel really tired after listening to this album and I can't explain why.
They've always had that unique guitar sound. And now I don't hear it. What I hear is another alt-rock/punk/metal incoherent and lackluster piece of music.
And for a record that is called "A Celebration of Endings" having such a mess of a last track is just pinnacle of comedy.

So I came back and rised the rating to 97.
The replayability of this record is just unmarked.
The last song is just pure joy and pure perfection.
Still the best indie rock album this year.

I really liked the second half of this album. From a certain point it just flows nicely and then you catch yourself still wanting more when it ends