Just finished listening to it the first time through. It's a lot slower of an album overall than their EP. A lot more singing rather than just screaming, which you may or may not like, but personally I enjoyed it. The song Damp Feathers is probably the farthest one from their original style, and I still think it's great. I Think We're In Minsk and Malk It are the closest to the EP's sound, and the best on the album.

Overall a great album.

I don't know about this. I mean, Snowing is the band that I'd call my favorite. The album is, hands down, fucking amazing. Still, I haven't really given it a 'proper' listen - Just put it on my MP3 player hooked up to my speakers and played some vidya, not really paying attention to the album - So, I can't really judge it and say that it's my album of the year. I'm going to listen to it for the majority of the day today, though. I was beyond stoked when I found that it was released.

Can't really decide on a favorite track. I'd say "Why Am I Not Going Underwater?", but every single track on the album is perfect. Production is really nice, but I did love that lo-fi sound on their Tour Tape.

In other words, it's definitely not disappointing. Snowing did well, like they do 98% of the time.

I have no idea why, but I kept thinking of Saves the Day's Can't Slow Down during my first listen of this.

The album's pretty good, but I'll need to listen to it a few more times.

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Check that, this is my album of the year. After really sitting down and giving it a few listens, I can conclude that.

It's perfect in every way. In my humble opinion, of course. The one teeny tiny bad part is the background vocals in "Damp Feathers", and even those are awesome. Oh, and the "Hey there, Melissa, you're fucking awesome!" bit in "It's Just a Party" - Melissa is my aunt's name, and I really loathe her. But I digress. Those are just nitpicking.

I can't put it down. Snowing did perfect with this.

This is my new favorite song from the album - Memo: Yeah, That's Fine, Man.