Reviews by jdd

Not amazed, not disgusted. Very middle of the road and was expecting more!

Interesting and compelling. A good combo!

Very strong. Just great musicianship and although it does feel like rock from that era, they very much have their own sound.

I can see why a lot of people love this. Great atmosphere throughout and you have to say the vocals are pretty impeccable.

Very glossy and beautiful.

Really liked the use of melody and rhythm to make really listenable soft rock music. Good stuff.

Not as hooky or poppy as their best stuff. Really well produced and great sounding, just not that memorable for me.

Memomarably unmemorable.

Well made but nothing clicked for me.

Very good album. Emaculate and captivating guitar playing over some Latin beats and riffs.

Loved it. They create such a distinctive and beautiful sound together, it has to be 5 stars!

Was OK, love the technical guitar and drum work but the songs aren't strong enough to warrant very good status.

The production, the synergy, the mellowness was very much giving American Beatles... there I said it!

Great record maybe apart from it tailing off towards the end.

This is really cool. Incredible voice with immaculate arrangement. Interesting subject matter. What's not to like?

I heard so many other (21st century)bands in this album it was incredible. What influence.

Pretty good music as well, not entirely my bag but still enjoyable.

I listened to the first 22 minutes of my way to work... grey, cold and it the music didn't do much.

I listened to rest after work, in the sun and the music came to life.

My ADHD brain really liked this in parts. The music purist in me not so much.

But I guess it was cool overall. Not as good a use of sampling as Discovery by Daft Punk.

Great performance and production compared to other LR or VU stuff I've heard. Amazing songs bump it up from a strong 4 to a definite 5.

Nice voice. Backing vocals way too prominent at times.

Didn't love it. Didn't hate it. Got a bit samey but the same was a cool sound.

FFO the Hammond organ and funky guitar.

NFFO no singing or original music.