Makes me a little sad to find something this digestable, this unremarkable on a label like Joyful Noise. Like a lot of modern records it lacks a degree of madness and vulgarity and the will to avoid some easy tropes of the age or offset them with some politely positioned experiments. It is not bad but not bad is not good enough. I want them to be better. I want them to try harder to be better. It feel like things came to them too easily. Plenty will like it but plenty like a lot of things.
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