Album of the Year has managed once again to release Tim Kasher perhaps melancholy plate. He has topped loose, mainly because of the almost complete abandonment of any electric gadgets that even the most brilliant part have partly still puts something on Black out songs to the already strong predecessor. With the opener Album of the Year Kasher takes the listener on the same emotional roller coaster ride, by the end of which one can only hope that the rest of the plate is only as good as his first song. Is he too, but unfortunately no other song is longer ran to the class of Album of the Year. While this already Cursive exemplary Notes in his pockets and the almost 10-minute Inmates scrape high on the throne of the opener, but missed the jump in short supply. All in all a great album. Especially now that the autumn is already just around the corner and you just steady rain and gray clouded sky looks at the view from the window.
