Is it just me, or does the metascore for this seem way too low? I mean, there are only four reviews under 80... and three 100's. Just saying. In any case, this is one heck of an album from one heck of a band. Seven discs later and they're still going strong. I really don't think there are many other bands so consistently good and inventive.

Another comment here asks "Are they ever going to make an album that is less than brilliant?" Unlikely.

Anyone who likes SFA and doesn't think this album is great should listen to it at least 20 times before giving it a rating. I wasn't all that impressed after the first couple of listens, but now I have to say its one of my favourite albums of all time. If it didn't have "The Horn" on it, it would be a perfect album.

What's not to like? Beautiful melodies with strange lyrics, multilayered sounds, diverse influences, a bit edgy, typically impeccable SFA quality control all add up to a wonderful album. The best bit? How good these songs sound live. SFA OK

best album of the year so far. Down beat melodies sweet and obscure- most sincere SFA album to date. Definitely their more coherent probably their best. metacsore low, pls revise it!

A very strong release with some really unforgetable songs from one of the most solid bands of the last 10 years.

there's a big research behind this album (expecially in the territory of classic and folk music), melodies u can't forget and lot of luv

As relaxed as Phantom Power but with enough interesting noises tucked into the mix to make it much more enjoyable. If your audio system can play SACD's seek out the hybrid SACD version (not for sale in the US, but you can order it from amazon co UK). The 5.1 mix is one of the best I've heard. (My favorite multichannel mix, if you need a measuring stick, is the Flaming Lips' uber-playful DVD-A of Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots).… Expand

This is probably the best album they've made. It's mature and absolutely beautiful.

Takes a few listens, but it is certainly worth the effort. Are they ever going to make an album that is less than brilliant?

The poor reviews are depressingly short sighted. This is an album I could see persisting for decades to come. It takes a while to sink in, but that just makes the discovery of all the intricate melodies and new territories (for SFA) even more rewarding.

A work that washes over you rather than attacks you from all sides, but all the more beautiful for it. The perfect record for those late-night hours.

SFA drop the silliness for a serious and beautiful album that really resonates. Those looking for their famous silliness will not like it much. Those who always saw that underneath the gimmicks there were serious and great songs will be dazzled at what is their most honest attempt at straighforward music. A very beautiful album and possibly a career of a very expansive career.

The first couple of times that I went through Love Kraft I was disappointed a little. It sounded okay, but it seemed like the songs were a little underdeveloped and weren't as interesting overall as the Furries last two albums. Subsequent listens have proved that initial reaction wrong by a long shot. While this album is very different from both Phantom and Rings(a maybe just a notch below both), it is a beautiful album and is probably the Furries most personal album to date. Give it a few listens to grow and you won't be disappointed.… Expand

Super Furries can do no wrong! Soon they will take over the world! Mwah-haha!

A return to form after the relatively boring Phantom Power.