[Withano]

Haha, didn't realise. I'll listen laterererer

[Jake.]

Just downloaded

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

review: its **** bye

no but it really is dull its something i would enjoy if i was in an s&m club pouring hot wax onto a mans nipples or something and it was playing in the background but nothing on the albums makes me sdknsdhfkdnkfdkhdfk its just average background music for when you are doing things you enjoy like scrolling through tumblr reblogging roleplay prom posts from facebook

voices is my favorite track but its the only one i could see myself listening to again

4/10

[Iceman]

Have listened to the album 4 times now, hopefully will have my review in by tomorrow.

[Shaun]

the fact so many people are reviewing it after one day ;___;

[Jords]

Wanted to get a review in just in case I forget, theres an edit button!

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

ngl i didn't even listen to the whole thing i only managed the first 9 tracks heh

[Shaun]

if you aren't going to put the effort in why should i

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

i'M SORRY please don't kick me out of the club

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Scott

i'M SORRY please don't kick me out of the club

ily so hard

[Jake.]

on my phone, ready for my morning bus journey

[Shaun]

omfg i only just saw that post

scott rofl

[Jords]

F For You srsly

[Jake.]

Album - Settle
Rating - 5.5/10

It's strange, because from the singles Latch, White Noise and You & Me, I was expecting something huge here. All three are fantastic singles, and I thought that the album would follow suit. Not that it's a bad album, but I'm going to certainly have trouble in the future naming songs from it, given how alike they all are. The Intro and When a Fire Starts To Burn make for a solid start, and the three singles lifted above are insanely addictive and catchy, but the rest just isn't up to scratch... There are a couple of other HL's, but it starts to become a bit boring to listen to in the end.

[Black Dagger]

Settle is really quite a solid album, although the first half of the album (bar White Noise) just destroys the latter half, however I don't have too many complaints about it, there is obviously the duff track, but then I've never had an album where I believe every song is quality, for me there will always be those fillers, but I did have my favourites on this album, F for You was a fantastic 'downbeat' track and When a Fire Starts To Burn will be consistently catchy for me, so Disclosure have done something right here with their debut album and they've made me thrive for me. I'll give it a solid 7/10. Oh and Jamie Woon has been one of my favourite male solo artists over the past couple of years, so added props on them collaborating, really nice sounds from them together.

[Samuel.]

I'm in. Will listen to this tonight.

Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest for next week pls

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

can we have next weeks album now please

[Shaun]

I've let it sunk in for a couple of days now and there are definitely tracks that I keep wanting to hear on repeat whenever I'm listening to my iPod... the beats are excellent and play around enough to be just engaging enough as to avoid repetition (see: Justin Timberlake). There's a good variety of guest appearances but towards the end I think they try and throw in too many bigger names - the Jessie Ware and Jamie Woon tracks weren't the best, despite them being the two names I knew and liked the most. It's got a great deal of replay value, but doesn't really blow me away as something I overwhelmingly love. I'll give it an 8.5 though because it's perfectly executed for what it is.

Favourite tracks: Grab Her!; When a Fire Starts to Burn; White Noise; Second Chance; Voices

[Ramsay]

7/10

So after having 3 proper listen throughs of this i think i can finally give a proper review of it. Its starts off great with When A Fire Starts To Burn, although the song is about a minute longer than it should be, i still enjoyed it. Latch, F For You and White Noise are all also great which are right after Fire, so i thought i was in line for an amazing album. But like Jake said, towards the middle and end it slows down. Still enjoyed the album as a whole though. My favourite song on it is either White Noise or Confess To Me

[Marc]

Still gotta do that lol

[Shaun]

Will close reviews tonight at midnight!

[Shaun]

Dean, if you could take your pick from any of the following (released this week), or, failing that if none take your fancy, any other album released after January 1 2013 (don't just ignore all of these and go for a favourite artist earlier in the year ):

- Black Sabbath - 13
- The Lonely Island - The Wack Album
- Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest
- Beady Eye - BE
- Goo Goo Dolls - Magnetic
- Surfer Blood - Pythons
- Gold Panda - Half of Where You Live
- These New Puritans - Field of Reeds

Full list of them (June 11) here: http://www.metacritic.com/browse/alb...?view=detailed

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Shaun

Dean, if you could take your pick from any of the following (released this week), or, failing that if none take your fancy, any other album released after January 1 2013 (don't just ignore all of these and go for a favourite artist earlier in the year ):

- Black Sabbath - 13
- The Lonely Island - The Wack Album
- Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest
- Beady Eye - BE
- Goo Goo Dolls - Magnetic
- Surfer Blood - Pythons
- Gold Panda - Half of Where You Live
- These New Puritans - Field of Reeds

Full list of them (June 11) here: http://www.metacritic.com/browse/alb...?view=detailed

Let's go for Gold Panda, they sound fun.

[Shaun]

[Shaun]

excuse me