Nightjar wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

It is a bit weird that the single has proven to be the weakest track, so far.

It's not that weird though in truth.

Lonely Peppers, DSotM...

Lonely Peppers had a single?

Can't wait for the next film.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

It is a bit weird that the single has proven to be the weakest track, so far.

It's not that weird though in truth.

Lonely Peppers, DSotM...

Lonely Peppers had a single?

You get my drift.

Back to the Palomino Horse/AL-DR sound.

Getting lyrically darker.

I think.

It is over.

It was a very proficient album that got stronger as it went along.

Now to look back at the the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

I shall give it 4 stars.

I do feel that StevieBachyButtonyPrincessyBaby and Buttertubs would like it.

Well...

That was better than I expected.

At a couple of points it even threatened to be quite good.

Ultimately though it was a bit of a hollow product.

I don't think there was a moment where I thought that it was actively unlistenable though.

Still, track 2 was the best and the rest was decent enough fodder paradoxically raised up and at once dragged down by the crushing, overbearing overproduction.

In.

Is this Ringo?

Track 2, funkay.

This album does sound familiar, like we've done it before.

It is a bit that sudden discovery of Nile Roger's Chic by the young people, as was the trend at the time.

Track 3, VIDOE!!

Actually, I'm not paying this 'nuffin attention, so I'm out.

If they keep banging on your door, maybe you should let them out?

back in:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Where these successful at all?

Only in the sense of managing to get lots of their songs used in adverts.

That's what they are.

Obvious now.

Is this what an early Imagine Dragon album sounds like?

I'm out again, I don't want to burn myself out for the main event.