Any measure you want to throw at it, this is a killer rock album.
Exemplary of production, but tired of lyric and shamelessly opportunistic.
Louisiana singer taps into Gram Parsons and Neil Young on a smooth debut LP.
Great songs crying out for a modern-age John Peel to play them 30 times in a row.
This is the album that will decide the longevity of Los Campesinos!.
This is as good as can be expected – and fortunately, that is pretty good.
It can sometimes feel oppressive, such is the depth of emotion.
