Actually really liked the album, apart from the aptly named "Nobody's Perfect" which is a good summation for the song itself because it's an overly autotuned piece of poop. The overall tone of the album feels like a mish mash of random directions but I don't really mind that, it provides relief from the norm of some albums to bore me to death with the same sounding songs.

Not my kinda jam but the album itself has good variety and I imagine is quite good for people that are into this kinda music. Think it would go well in some kind of hipster coffee shop where they tell you that your preferred order is wrong because you need to have it without milk for the true experience.

Nostalgia bait. Good album, bunch of great songs on here. Don't like the storytelling approach bundling 2 songs together and some of the worse songs also seem to be the longest. Still really like a bunch of tracks though so easy 4 stars.

Actually really liked the album, apart from the aptly named "Nobody's Perfect" which is a good summation for the song itself because it's an overly autotuned piece of poop. The overall tone of the album feels like a mish mash of random directions but I don't really mind that, it provides relief from the norm of some albums to bore me to death with the same sounding songs.

The first 2 songs were identical and there was too much dissonant talking but the later tracks weren't that bad (when they didn't sing) and actually had good backing instrumentation. Reminds me of bits of radiohead and binding of isaac soundtrack. Fitting for zombie movies. Again, I can't emphasise enough, when they don't sing they're ok.

A classic? Nice to chill out to.