woodleck I wonder what my favorite piece on this record will be next week… Favorite track: Dear Grandma and Grandpa.

Cork Leg Nelson This album is the one that opened my ears to Tortoise. A hipper-than-me roommate got me hooked back in 1996(?!) and I’ve been down ever since. Stoked to have this newer pressing.

hoopboyhandro A sonic landscape of experimental bliss. A perfect album for traveling. Favorite track: Glass Museum.

adrian2209 I love minimal, it brings me in a state of trance where my mind is only listening and not chattering about god knows what. Having said that,I am sorry to disadvise this recording because of the very annoying interference after each section so that is 13x times too much!

fakestreet123 beautiful mesh of voice and instruments. mesmeric, hypnotic, cycling structure

Waved / Glasshouse You gotta listen to this one on a flight, otherworldly Favorite track: Music for 18 Musicians: Section IIIA.

Saint Aardvark So, so beautiful. Favorite track: Music for 18 Musicians: Section II.

a-n-i-t-a dreamy meditation of an album, with slow, flowing soundscapes, angelic voice and orchestra. feels like a slow dive into the deepest ocean Favorite track: Svefn-g-englar.

lich-li this album can just bring hope in the most hopeless of the moments
i really do not understand how it just tears through the darkness

but it does Favorite track: Flugufrelsarinn.

Sam Dong This reminds me of the feeling of getting home Favorite track: Ágaetis byrjun.

anglis the song 3 with some good headphonies or good audio setup hits diffirent. Also clowns. Favorite track: 3.

electricsloth This is the only band that can make me laugh AND cry. Favorite track: 3.

lucy_qt 🤡🎷🤡🥁😇😇😇😇😇😇 Favorite track: 3.

J. Wright Reviews This album is a slow-burning, five-part neoclassical suite that progresses through a bittersweet, wordless story. MONO themselves don't even enter the picture until part 3, which is the turning point of the album, and they create a glorious finale in part 5. This album probably isn't for everyone but even so, it's a refined, elegant example of Taka's philosophy on music. Like watching a candle burn in the night as you reflect on your mistakes and your growth from them. Favorite track: Palmless Prayer / Mass Murder Refrain Part.5.

baturo love it. thank you all ❤️

halfman2000 Absolutely devastating. What an album