This album is kind of half-and-half. Half of it are some of The Horrors' catchiest, most well-constructed songs, the other half can be a drag and sometimes feels like patting. The album drops off towards the back end particularly, as if the band tried to hide their less confident melodies and underdeveloped ideas to the side that fewer people get to, before finishing off on a strong note with a banger of a closer.
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