Album Review

Take a few steps back from the bustling mosaic arrangements and we basically have a less expertly executed Mylo Xyloto.

It’s a nice, lush sounding record – it’s just missing some of the grit that you’d find with the full Felice family in action.

Weird Dreams have a big future beyond this reasonably enthralling debut.

A timely reminder of what it was that set The Futureheads apart from their peers back in 2004.

Despite the quality of the execution, it’s difficult to shake the sense that A+E has been done before.

Easy to appreciate, tough to love. While there’s plenty to admire from a distance here, those who get in close will find little to cling onto.