Reviews by nrndr

Pretty fun album

Great record. Younger me would've loved it

This album is easy listening

This was so good. It's not the greatest album but I could definitely see myself coming back to this over and over again in the future

This was so boring

One of those albums that will grow on me with time I think

I'll be honest, I listened to this when I was feeling tired and this put me to sleep. Its so soothing haha

Pretty cool that Dave wrote and recorded the album by himself and later formed the band

A little weird but it works I guess

An album so perfectly crafted that you can visualise movements and colour when you close your eyes and really listen. Each sound was created with purpose, using experimental, innovative methods, like plucking piano strings with a bobby pin. The vocals were layered in what can only be described as a spiritual awakening, with backing vocals lighting up sections of songs. It is quite simply the greatest album ever made.

RIP Brian

Lovefool is such a great song. The rest of the album was really good but does start to sound the same

This slaps. Straight 5/5

Knew I'd love it from the first "goodbyeee" on track one. Feels like I've stumbled on the best hidden gem, and it's easily now one of my favourite albums

Nothing about this screams listen to this before you die. Some of the beats were good but half way through, they got too choppy, like drumming out of time

Love the album. Very upbeat vibe.

The wiki was a very sad read though, knowing this album led to his mother's murder

Soooo chilled

This seems like a couple of friends got together to make an album for fun and accidentally ended up on the "1001 albums to listen to before you die" list. It's great and a whole lot of nothing all at the same time. The lead singer has a great voice

I get the vision but it kinda falls flat because of the vocals. The music itself was great, but the vocals just werent

Great album overall, but I think this is the first time I've listened to it and noticed how out of place some songs are considering the album concept

Brian Eno wasn't wrong about this...