Ultimate jazz trap album but I liked the ukuleles

Hard to rate as the album started and finished before I clocked what had really happened

Not really very enjoyable unfortunately

Decent vibes, quite wistful. Hate to say it but it did remind me a bit of Blackstar, in that there’s an element of McCartney’s voice that seems a little bit weak but that it brings out something new in his music. This guy is doing it for the love of the game at this point which you have to respect.

Probably the closest I’ve come to understanding the hype around Madonna. But I agree with Luke, it tailed off for sure. Title slaps

Haven’t heard the track Holy Diver for ages so this was a nice surprise. The rest of the album complements the title track really well. Enjoyed it a lot. Nice pacing, though I just ignored the interview tracks on Spotify

Some huge records on here, a lot to like. Obviously a hugely influential record that I have enjoyed visiting in full 22 years later. I also liked learning that the tracks are duplicated for old iTunes purposes. That was fun.

Not bad actually, bit of gritty personality on here despite the high jinks, and it retains its charming Bri’ish feel without getting too self-indulgent. Quite Madness-esque in places and is well paced

Goodbye Mr A brings back memories of playing FIFA 12 and I liked the song so much that I manually unchecked all other songs from the active music library and used to chain this on repeat for hours. Rest of the album doesn’t really come close to living up to that level of hype or quality. It’s a kooky record and I’m not quite sure that the Hoosiers even really understand what it is that they do well. It’s a fairly average album

Two things can be true simultaneously. I like Wet Leg, but I tend to get sick of them by the end of the album. This album sounded good but didn’t grip me. Our PM is simultaneously goated and cooked. The world is a hypocritical place, and this album slots right in