The effects were as original as always. The tunes were mainly non exsistent, with only a couple I want to here again. Sounded like a album of B sides from Beck or maybe Pavement.

Superb Album. with such musical variation, a band with three songwriters with different vision create a musical event that cannot be missed. a must have.

Amazing album that just keeps on getting better with every listen!

Gomez at their best. Dig these songs... Catch Me Up, Do One, These 3 Sins

Gomez never seem to disappoint, and this is no exception. The level of maturity just seems to elevate as the band produces new music. The album lacks the electronic-dub-experemental feel that "In Our Gun" had, and stands as a return to what Gomez are known for: strong melodies, well-blended sounds, and Ben Ottewell's voice. Hardcore Gomez fans will not be disappointed; newcomers will be suprised to hear these sounds coming from a release of 2004.… Expand

Superb on first listen!!!!!!!! Not many albums do that for me!

this is the best cd ever!! i love it so so so much! my favorite songs are number 6 and 11!

Gomez is the only band I have consistently listened to for around 3 year now.. In the hope of not sounding too gushing... They are simply the most creative bunch of string plucking individuals I have heard for year... In Our Gun got a bit of a roasting by the press but it's much more of an album than so many blinkered reviewers could have found themselves listening too..

Their finest work to date. One of the best albums of the decade. :-)

If you want the truth on this album then just notice that the lower the score given by the critics, the more superficial the review. I actually didn't like this album the first time I heard it but it just gets better and better with each listen. Gomez continues to lay absolute claim to the title of the world's best unknown band.