Reviews by nrndr

This is the first Manic Street Preachers album I've listened to. Reading the wiki and learning about Richey Edwards was sad, and I respect the band for leaving a microphone on stage for him after all these years. I hope Richey's family get closure

As for the album, it was great, and I most likely will listen again but next time with more focus on the lyrics

Great debut with a clear direction. 5/5 for sure

I read "electronic music band" in the description and was prepared to hate this. It ended up being the opposite of what I was expecting. It was so calming. I liked all but one song. They do all sound very similar though

Not the best album.. not the worst album.. somewhere in the middle

This was so chilled. An example of a great instrumentals only record

Not my kinda thing

Why do I feel drunk from listening to this.. the album was a little too long but apart from that, good chilled record

The samples were insane and were the highlight for me. They fit in so well with the verses

Great blues record, but a little too long.

Great from start to end

First time listening to this album, and I think it's the first time I've actually heard of this band.. I could listen to this forever

I thought I would like it more than I did. Maybe I just need to listen to it again..

Just felt very uninspired. It was lacking energy

I was surprised by how much I liked this. It was quite refreshing, and the overall sound was unique

This takes me back to my childhood. I think this was my first time listening to the album in full.. the songs still go hard 20+ years later

This was pretty calming

There's so many great songs on here that I'm willing to pretend that the McCartney collab doesn't exist for the sake of this review. It's so out of place. The rest of the album deserves a 5/5

Solid album

I feel like you have to be in the right mood to really appreciate a record like this. There were definitely some great tracks on here but the rest dragged on a bit. I'm sure I would enjoy it after a couple listens

A few stand out tracks, and overall a decent album