Customer Ratings & Reviews

After their debut album "Apologies to Queen Mary" dropped in 2005, I have had a very hard time leaving the CD out of rotation. Needless to say I had high expectations of this album, but in short, it exceeds. They have managed to make themselves more accessible while still maintaining their need to experiment and mix genres all because of their very solid song-writing ability, which shines on about every track. Like the 1st album? You can't go wrong. For new-comers to Wolf Parade, it could even be worthwhile to start here and work your way backwards.

Wolf Parade has a great sounds that remains fairly unique in the indie world. It sounds like a little bit of everything but not like anything in particular. It's a great album for those who love indie pop music a little more on the experimental side, but they never sacrifice a good melody for something inventive. Favorite Tracks: "Language City," "California Dreamer," "Kissing the Beehive"

i really really enjoy this album. i have been an avid wolf parade listener for quite some time now, and was extremly excited when i recieved this album as a gift, i put it in and instantly loved it. amazing amazing amazing. totally think that anyone that's into this kind of music needs to give it a listen.