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lechium3
February 18th 2017


101 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Pretty good album eh. It just gets better with every listen

Sunnyvale
Staff Reviewer
February 18th 2017


5884 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Yeah, I really enjoyed it. I'm planning on giving it another spin tomorrow morning.

JS19
February 20th 2017


7777 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

This made me feel warm inside

Hopelust
April 11th 2017


3617 Comments


"Endless replayability" is right. I can't stop listening to this. Is their older material just as good?

AsleepInTheBack
Staff Reviewer
April 11th 2017


10166 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Its all fairly good, but different. 'We've been talking' is straightforward math rock (I'm not that keen on it, but there is nothing objectionable about it and most like it more than I), whereas 'Embark, Embrace' starts the bands shit towards the sound they've gone for here (more Indie Rock esque and summer-y / atmosphere driven), so I'd go with that first if you are wanting to delve into more of their material

ashcrash9
Contributing Reviewer
April 11th 2017


3349 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Embark Embrace is criminally underrated on here, jam it hard

Hopelust
April 11th 2017


3617 Comments


Will do, thanks for the helpful insight.

DamnVanne
August 21st 2018


3506 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This is so underrated gaddam

JS19
August 21st 2018


7777 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Its like a shot of fun caffeine

JS19
June 23rd 2019


7777 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Bump for the best summer album in existence

Hopelust
June 24th 2019


3617 Comments


This paired with Washed Out's Paracosm, yes.

JohnnyoftheWell
Staff Reviewer
November 23rd 2019


60400 Comments


the start of page 1 of this thread is one of the most precious cutedumb exchanges in sput history



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