GravitySlips

I liked this album a lot when it came out, but I've not heard it in many years. Definitely one of the better post-90s shoegaze albums I've heard, though. And definitely due a revisit, soon.

TockTockTock

I put 'not sure' because while the album itself is really well played and written, I didn't exactly enjoy it. I listened to it twice, but I didn't really sit down and pay close attention to it. I did, however, like how the instrumentals in "Capital Kind of Strain" sounded a bit like something in Tago Mago. I also thought "Robots in the Garden" was a fun experimental-ish song, too. But like I said, I'm going to need to listen to this album a bit more carefully to give a decent response.

Zer0

The album takes a few listens to get into. But when it grows on you, believe me you will love it. It's very much a headphone album, there's so much going on that you need a good pair of headphones to be able to take in everything and really enjoy it.

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MoonlitSunshine

That's what happened to me. Listened to it once at christmas, thought it was interesting but it kinda bored me, so I put it on a playlist with some other stuff I was listening to. Over time, I found myself checking what I was listening to when it was on more and more, until it got to the point where I was just listening to it on repeat... I've calmed down since then as that's a great way to get yourself hating an album :P

It's well worked, I love the ambience of it and the general melancholic-but-positive attitude of the songs, and it's currently one of the albums I listen to the most when I'm looking for something to calm me down.

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