Beautifully dark and gloomy.

With a rather gloomy mood of the new album Editor echoes therefore. With this, the wonderful voice of Tom Smith, profound lyrics and long-standing guitar riffs and heavenly deposits at the piano. A bit harder to digest than their predecessors, but that fits the title 'The Weight Of Your Love' yes well.

It's very much going on with 'The Weight' and 'Sugar'. The latter song is rock and ice cold therefore. Towards the middle brag ballads like 'Honesty' and especially 'Nothing' with their beauty. The editor can can rock out very well and write profound ballads just both. 'Formaldehyde' sounds typical of the Editors and remains almost the best after the first hearing in the memory. The last track 'Bird of Prey' has a einprägende drums Line and deep piano sounds a great ending!

All in all, the editor a little pace taken out with this album, compared to earlier works. Nevertheless, a great disc has arisen that goes in your head and stays there. At the end there is a point deduction because a real Kracher a la 'Papillon' or 'The Racing Rats' missing. Fans and other music lovers of the genre should nevertheless approve this disc.