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JWT155
October 18th 2011


14953 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

I liked his last album, Saturdays=Youth.

defjaw83
October 18th 2011


1805 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Better than this, or shall I start with this first?

robin
October 18th 2011


4596 Comments


a fourth?

br3ad_man
October 18th 2011


2126 Comments


I really feel like I'm missing something with this album. I really like the intro track, but other than that it just feels like the dorkiest album ever. I haven't liked much since Before the Dawn Heals Us though.

robin
October 18th 2011


4596 Comments


agree, this definitely grows off aside from the best best tracks ('wait')

Capablanca
October 18th 2011


219 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I actually don't think this is his best but it gets pretty close, and it's certainly his most representative. If you liked the 80's retro feeling, maybe start with Saturday=Youth. If you felt the ambient interludes to be your thing, try Digital Shades. And for the bigger, synth layered tracks (My Tears are Becoming a Sea, Echoes, Outro) then check Before the Dawn Heals Us or Dead Cities.

dylantheairplane
October 18th 2011


2181 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I preordered this awhile back, even though I've heard it a bunch already I am pretty excited to go home and have it sitting on my doorstep.

Yuli
Emeritus
October 18th 2011


10767 Comments


Great review. We'll just have to see if my attention span can get me through the entire 22 tracks.

Killerhit
October 18th 2011


6016 Comments


I really can't stand this album, unfortunately. It has maybe 4 great songs throughout, but that's not saying much when it's a double-album.

The track with the child made me embarrassed. Instant-skip right there.

I really can't stand this album, unfortunately. It has maybe 4 great songs throughout, but that's not saying much when it's a double-album.

The track with the child made me embarrassed. Instant-skip right there.

I really can't stand this album, unfortunately. It has maybe 4 great songs throughout, but that's not saying much when it's a double-album.

The track with the child made me embarrassed. Instant-skip right there.



mvood
October 18th 2011


818 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

some of the songs are cheesy as hell but the good kind of cheese

Killerhit
October 18th 2011


6016 Comments


Indeed they are.

CrisStyles
October 18th 2011


807 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This is so good.

captaincrunch11
October 18th 2011


1544 Comments


I fucking NEED this.

FelixCulpa
October 18th 2011


1243 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

"here, it just sounds so damn right" So damned true. The way beth/rest sounds 80's on Bon Iver I dispise but everyhting that reminiscent of the 80's here is just golden. Don't know why.

fuckthatnoise
October 18th 2011


1479 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

downloaded this, will give it a listen later.

Inveigh
October 18th 2011


26877 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

so yeah this is pretty fucking excellent

mast3rshake16
October 18th 2011


109 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

@br3adman --- This is "dorky" and "cheesy", but its meant to be... I mean the review makes pretty clear of that..



Just think of this album as taking the genre of shitty-to-mediocre 80's pop music, and making it better in almost every facet imaginable... its such an improvement that it feels original and fresh, even with all the synth heavy throw back bands coming around the past few years



the review explains much better, well written good sir

dylantheairplane
October 18th 2011


2181 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I'm a bit of a nerd about this sort of thing, but the packaging for this album is quite nice

klap
Emeritus
October 18th 2011


12409 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

m83 always have great packaging

Tikicobra
October 18th 2011


579 Comments


I agree, this album cover is awesome.



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