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Mixed or average reviews- based on 189 Ratings
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Positive: 88 out of 189
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Mixed: 28 out of 189
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Negative: 73 out of 189
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May 6, 2015on the whole, it's obvious Mumford And Sons simply had nothing else to say with their more folky style predecessors and have simply gone on to be not brilliantly changed in any manner, but just further more unconvincing than before.
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May 8, 2015Disliking Mumford & Sons is no novelty. Anyone can do it. Unfortunately, with the uninspired change in direction on Wilder Mind, a record so drenched in rock clichés, and without any sense of purpose, M&S make loathing the group almost as easy as not caring at all.
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May 7, 2015What is this? They basically took everything out that I liked about them they used to be unique now they are just bland I only give this a 1 when it should be a 0 but I kinda like Ditmas
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May 7, 2015Mumford & Sons continue to rehash their perfectly manufactured style, resulting in more of the same. At this point, there really isn't much more that can be said about this band. They've reproduced and reproduced the same album over and over to great commercial success. I for one find them immeasurably dull.
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May 8, 2015
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May 7, 2015Disappointing. I can understand the desire to try something new and prove to the critics that they are not just all strings and guitars. However to leave their signature "Mumford" sound behind, they end up sounding like a Coldplay cover band. Sorely disappointed.
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May 5, 2015What a disappointment! First three songs of the album at least sounds a little interesting, after there is impression that you listening the same song again and again... M&S just became completely unremarkable band. Bring back banjos!!!
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May 7, 2015Generic, mindless, and heartless. Really doesn't bring anything to the table, and comes off as deeply empty and without a message. Where their first two albums were generic and boring, yet had a slight aura of genuine emotion, this album comes off as pure radio rock, written exclusively as a means of making money. This may very well be the worst album of the past decade, and I mean that sincerely.
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Oct 24, 2015I was very disappointed with this album. Mumford have lost their unique and distinctive sound, this could have been recorded by any boy band. My copy has now been binned
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Dec 26, 2015M&S traded their unique sound and energy for mediocre generic pop-rock. When I listen to this style (and I do, often) I listen to bands who do it well, not this "me-too" crap.
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Jun 19, 2015hated it the music sounded stupid I wish they would go back to what they used to be when there music was actually listenable now it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth and my ears
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Apr 16, 2016Never in my life have I heard such depressing, boring garbage. Even Morrissey isn't as depressing as this nonsense. Mumford & Sons were bad enough before, but now they're actually trying to be a proper rock band and they've ended up sounding even **** than Nickelback
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MojoMay 20, 2015Far from electrifying. [Jun 2015, p.86]
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May 14, 2015With Wilder Mind, they eschew their recognizable sound, supplanting it with a less memorable collection of songs more readily relegated to background music than either of their previous albums. As big and perhaps unanticipated an adjustment as it is, however, Wilder Mind then deepens and improves with each consecutive listen.
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May 11, 2015Wilder Mind is incredibly one-track, so much so that even on your first listen-through, you’ll likely already feel like you’ve heard closer ‘Hot Gates’ five or six times in the past hour.