Customer Ratings & Reviews

Beach House's 2nd top 10 album "Depression Cherry" is a 9-song hypnosis that sounds like a cross between the heady guitar & keyboards fireworks of classic My Bloody Valentine and the rootsy Gothic balladry of prime Mazzy Star. Victoria Legrand's vocals are a wonder; it's hard not to be moved by "Levitation," "PPP," or "Bluebird."

I think this is a great album, much like the first. Very slow and dreamy, not for those who fall asleep easily. If you loved the first album, this is more of the same.

Altho the lyrics are incomprehensible the overall mood of this album is of the dream pop variety, you'll get swept away by the vibe. And beautiful velvet cover!

Beach House turns in another tremendous work, this one perhaps most reminiscent of their debut, strange as that may seem.

Beach House have consistently produced excellent dream-pop albums and their latest is no different.

Great cd would recomend it for sure not their best album but is a must for collection

If you like their other stuff, I imagine you'll like this cd.

Like their last one a little more, but not a bad disc.

pretty much what you expect from beach house. good.

My son purchased this recently. He has recently discovered Beach House and is enjoying this new album.

Very good album! Beach House never disappoints!!!!

This album, unlike previous Beach House releases has taking me a few listens to get into. Teen Dream and Bloom I instantly liked, Depression Cherry I'm on my third or 4th go around, and it's starting to catch on, but I'm not feeling it as much as the first 2 CD's. Some people will probably love the CD case, I personally am not a fan, it's a fuzzy red velvet case. The CD is in a cardboard sleeve in the case, and I had a hard time getting it out. Def going to put the cd in a spare jewel case.

I quite enjoyed "Depression Cherry". I do recommend listening to the album a couple times so it jells.