Audioxide

Relentless and unpredictable, the album's like the spawn of a Satanic ritual in a theme park. It’s oppressive and challenging, but also warm and charming.

For every moment of serenity there's a feeling of incompleteness, and the result is an album that's sadly unmemorable.

Albums what we liked in 2016.

While there’s little wrong with any of the cuts, the album in its entirety can feel a little half-baked. An extra push could have made this Williams' defining work.