rube Love this record, a real beauty with jagged edges. Saw them live earlier this summer and it sounded even better - a big beautiful wall of sound. Grateful to have found you, Barrow! Favorite track: Where I Was.

Michael Leonard This is good shit Favorite track: Stretching Arms, Shaking Hands.

Jason Mordecai Easily one of my favourite bands of the last 10yrs without a doubt. The emotion pulls on strings real hard with this album! Second fav track has to be an absent crown my diadem Favorite track: Ashen, Pallid.

rube Love this record, a real beauty with jagged edges. Saw them live earlier this summer and it sounded even better - a big beautiful wall of sound. Grateful to have found you, Barrow! Favorite track: Where I Was.

Michael Leonard This is good shit Favorite track: Stretching Arms, Shaking Hands.

Jason Mordecai Easily one of my favourite bands of the last 10yrs without a doubt. The emotion pulls on strings real hard with this album! Second fav track has to be an absent crown my diadem Favorite track: Ashen, Pallid.

saori_ne A luminous reverie for the heart. James Leyland Kirby offers a gentle final chapter to his journey through memory and light. This album is a serene tapestry of whispers, gathering lost echoes into profound peace. Like a silken memory—fragile and slowly dissolving—Kirby turns decay into quiet grace. A delicate work that invites us to cherish the lingering glow of the past. Favorite track: All eyes bewildered.

❤️rod❤️ A fantastic compilation/extras album, I love a lot of these tracks, they sound really good, love this. Though I really wish the CD version was here as Elusive Sunshine is one of my favorite Caretaker tracks ever. Favorite track: And bliss everywhere bliss.

gorp_ This sounds like a bad ending. like, I know that eateot had a bad ending but this feels infinitely worse.

melvynmagaiza A masterful of Jordan Dreyer's poetry as songwriting, and a solemn reflection on life. Favorite track: C.

VerdeAgua A-G:
Everything that had made the dispute, is clarified, reduced to its minimum consequences in this album.
Great success to dissect its elements to appreciate the musical structures.

Live versions:
Good versions, but nothing to do with the above. Favorite track: C.

Pete C I've been a La Dispute disciple for a few years. but this departure took me some time to appreciate. Once I did I was (once again) thankful to an awesome band, and an incredible song writer, for helping me feel I have a place in the world. The previous albums spoke to me directly This one was a whisper as you're falling asleep, something that won't leave your head until it's firmly routed in your soul and you know once again who you are and (perhaps how to reach) that place...