Review

I think we all have that breaking point sometime in middle school or highschool where we stop listening to whatever our older siblings had on.

This was the first album I listened to that wasn’t hip/hop, rap, or whatever was on the radio. I don’t even know how I found it, but at the time it was relatively unknown. This album was great at introducing me to what indie music is, even if I didn’t know what to call it.

All great songs — although Fool’s Gold is the obvious best track for me. If you haven’t dabbled, please do.

Sincerely me