1. gagaforever

   10

   I love this album. THe first thing that wowed me was that Nash writes all her own songs and music. Another thing is her style..I love how you can hear her accent while she's singing and overall I would reccomend this album even to the unbelieving in music… Expand

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2. Mangaeyes

   8

   Nash's co-written material on this album makes for an interesting listen but the rest of the album, written on her own, can take some time to get used to; the quirky hooks and squashed-up lyrics don't always hit the ear right the first time around but I guarantee you after a couple more listens it becomes clear that Nash is a more than capable songwriter with a lot to say. Her lyrics, brutally honest yet so indirect, sung in her trademark talky-singy style, makes every song instantly relatable, none more so than "We Get On", a heartbreaking song about having a crush on someone. Other highlights are the cheeky pop song, "Pumpkin Soup" (co-written with Paul Epworth, the man behind Adele and Florence), and the over-produced yet hard-hitting **** Song". The kooky story of a young girl, "Mariella", also becomes very addictive too. Overall, a great debut album, albeit an acquired taste!… Expand

   • Helpful? 3 of 3 users said Yes.
3. iamanicon

   5

   With the magnificent debut of Foundations and the follow up singles I had high hopes for this album but it didn't quite live up to the expectation.

   • Helpful? 1 of 1 users said Yes.
4. AidanK.

   4

   Some of these songs aren't bad at all, but after 3 or 4 songs the voice just becomes unbearable.

   • Helpful? 0 of 0 users said Yes.

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