The album offers glimpses into the singer’s interior world, but musically it lacks dimension.
Each of the album’s songs feels like a kaleidoscope of sound that ebbs and flows.
The album is a testament to the band’s too-unyielding dedication to their signature sound.
The singer finds pleasure in the discomfort of feeling like she doesn’t belong.
The girl may have no face, but she certainly has a voice.
The album’s skeletal beats seem to inspire a more minimalist approach to songwriting.
Three decades into their career, the band continues to strike a balance between teen spirit and maturity.
Unlike its predecessor, the album doesn’t leave much of an impression.
Spanning more than two hours, the album comprises nine original tracks and 21 cover songs.
The album is undeniably human in its authentic and sincere navigation of love.
The album doesn’t just feel like a return to form—it feels resurgent.
With the band’s second album, singer Emily Massey ventures outside her comfort zone.
The album evolves the shoegaze band’s well-established sound with more electronic textures.
With a vibrant kaleidoscope of sounds and ethereal ambiance, the singer brings both her fantasy world and reality to life.
Even the album’s deepest moments are underscored by poppy melodies and spirited drumbeats.
The album affirms that the band isn’t ready to get comfortable quite yet.