Not nearly as good as 2009's Farm, but still fantastic nonetheless. Jay, Lou, and Murph seem to have relaxed a bit on I Bet on Sky, with far less riffing than your average Dinosaur Jr. album and some surprisingly down-tempo tracks. I was hoping for a more rocking, energetic album, but it's hard to deny that Dinosaur Jr. are still one of the best indie bands around and they've been at it on and off for nearly 30 years.
