Better in second half

Pretty good. Like a less emo/melancholy Elliot smith. I like the voice and guitar and especially the composition and orchestral instruments. The percussion is unique as well. 8/10

Dropping this one half way through. 4/10. It’s uninspired and mediocre, musically and lyrically

Listened to it before. Pretty good, not their best. 7/10

9/10. Very lyrically strong - almost poetic, draws you in and is about interesting subjects. Good composition as well - I especially liked the quiet yet constant acoustic chords in most of his songs that acted as a percussion the whole way though. In songs like this, typical drums can be jarring, too loud, out of place, distracting, yet a lack of percussion removes any feel of rhythm - the use of guitar and bass as rhythm is nice and bluesy, whilst still maintaining the country vibe of the songs.

I've listened to this one so many times. 10/10. One of the most influential and incredible albums I've had the pleasure of experiencing.

Very strong guitar, harmonica, percussion and vocals. The lyrics are good enough too and fit the songs. Master of simple yet very effective guitar. 8.5/10.

8/10. Strong album with some very strong songs such as Isn’t it a Pity.

Not bad - 8/10. I like the style of music featured here, the instrumentation is very pleasant.

3/10. It's not for me. I can see the appeal though, so not quite a 1 star.

Nice music. 8/10

7/10, not my style but good.

6/10 it's pretty good but not what I'm looking for atm