Review

A band as vital as they've ever been

the best Venetian Snares album since Filth

LNZNDRF lacks the deft, enchanting musical nuance of The National or Beirut but it does make for enjoyable, if not startling, interim listening

As painfully Sub Pop as it gets, and it’s painful in a wonderful, wonderful way

An album that epitomises white male twenty-first-century indie

Another welcome addition to the psych rock/shoegaze canon