I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of itThe 1975 · 2016

nme

8.0

“When a band conquers the charts with a fun but inoffensive debut album, you don’t expect them to return with a 17-track follow-up that tempers pop tunes with swampy post-rock instrumentals and references mental health, religion, addiction, loneliness and fame. But The 1975, whose self-titled debut hit number one in 2013, aren’t concerned with playing it safe. Frontman Matt Healy told NME “The wor”

pitchfork

6.5

“The 1975's second album has a much more distinct and iconoclastic character than their slick debut, drawing from the effervescent polish of early '80s Hot 100 pop.”

rollingstone

6.0

“The 1975 strut and preen like pop rockers from the Eighties”

fantano

4.0

“UK pop rock outfit the 1975 returns with the most bloated pop record I've heard so far this year. A few decent tracks on it, tho.”