Great album front to back, but the final two tracks, Blackpool Illuminations especially, cap it off masterfully. Early AOTY contender for me, closely followed by Nadine Shah's Filthy Underneath.
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Agreed. I don't understand a lot of the criticism this album is getting on sites like RYM. The lead singer is perfect for the witty, sarcastic lines
Listened to this album all weekend off this post. Vineyard in the North, in particular is a great track. I got a ton of Plastic Beach-era Gorillaz vibes throughout in a great way.
Yeah i can see the Plastic Beach comparison
The song Grifter's Grief (listening to it rn, thanks again for introducing me to this album). Sounds like a mix between Rhinestone Eyes and Empire Ants
Yes, I've been waiting for this, really great.