Customer Ratings & Reviews

The first time I heard this CD, I was unprepared for their new sound.But by the second listening, I loved it and put quite a few songs on my Faves playlist.

A change in sound for Mumford & Sons to a more electric sound without the banjo that we love, but still a really good album from them again.

This is another good Mumford & Sons album. I think the previous 2 albums were better, but this is still good and I recommend buying it.

this is a more pop type of music, missed the banjo like from the first albums. they should get back to their roots on the next album.

This is a departure from their previous LPs but I still enjoy the musicianship and the band growth in what they do and how they do it

I did like the CD but gave it four stars instead of five because it was not as good as their last released CD. Still worth buying!

A departure from their other albums, and good but not great. Some older fans may be disappointed. Noble effort but not must have.

Another solid album from Mumford and Sons. I really like how they went electric, it adds another dimension to their music

Compared to their last CD this one is OK, different style. Seems like they lost a little of the bluegrass/indie sound

This is a great new sound for the group, it's not their traditional folk, but it sticks to their unique vocal and musical style and just makes a great different album showing that they can do so much more.

many songs miss their well known sound but they are still good. they did a good job trying to grow their music.

M&S decided to change their style up. But it's not a real radical change. So most fans shouldn't be upset by it.

The radio presence for these do not do the artists any justice. Better lyrics and rythm than I expected. Shows the album is worth buying over the single track played over and over on the radio.

I love this group, but the reviews were right,it was missing something..still liked it, just not loved it

Definitely a different sound from M&S. Not worse, just different. Decent price during first week of release.

Mumford & Sons are continuing to make great music, but they can't match the power of the their debut album.

Wilder Mind certainly has a different sound than their previous works. However the songs are still solid.

This is a good album, but not on the same level as their past albums. Completely new sound for the band.

This is an outstanding new release from Mumford & Sons. It is a departure from the last two CD's trading electric guitar for fiddle, but great music, lyrics and vocals all around.

This is a good album, but I don't feel like it's their best. I liked Babel and Sigh No More better