Jake Sylvester

I don't know what to say other than listen to this album. It's a masterpiece.

This album is a hazy mess but it is just fantastic. The guitars on this record layer each song in this distorted wall of sound that just lifts you up. The soft and forgiving vocals are such a beautiful contrast to the discordance of the guitar. The etheralesque leads of the guitars and synths get stuck in your head like nothing else. An amazing record. Well worth a listen.

I find this album alright, just very very safe and a bit unimaginative. The only track that really stood out to me was Dis-ease because of its nod to 90s hip hop in the chorus which pleasantly surprised me. The rest is pretty boring. If you're not a K-pop or a BTS fan then I wouldn't recommend listening to this album.

One of the most emotive and moving albums I've ever listened to. The subjects that the songs in this album are extremely personal to the singer and you can tell. A very quiet and subtle album but extremely clean and beautiful.

The live from the basement version is so much better

A very good album that stands on its own 2 feet. However some of the songs in this album are a bit too abstract for my taste. Pyramid song is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever listened to.

A very strong album however it is a bit messy

A fantastic rock record where each song feels different and fresh. Truly one of a kind.

Flat out my favourite album. The perfect soundtrack of the mental reckoning of a human being.

Amazing in ever sense of the word. No missed moments, no weak tracks. The influence this record has is monumental. Without it modern rock music has a whole would probably sound a lot different.