Whenever, If Ever (studio album)
by The World Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Die

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From ShadowColossi 02/23/2016 09:19 | #160577

Interesting record. Emo meets post-rock would have to be the way I describe it. It's not a thrilling record- but definitely an interesting one. Some tracks were excelent, like "Gig Life", "Heartbeat In the Brain", and "Getting Sodas", but others I found a bit boring

From Lowkey 11/03/2015 15:01 | #152415

if you like the feeling of being together with your (16-30) family or friends, you'll love this record

From babyBlueSedan 05/01/2015 02:21 | #140613

The beginning reminds me a lot of American Football, which really drew me in. The vocals could be described as "whiny" but for the feel of the album they really work. As the album progresses, though, this drifts increasingly into a typical Midwest emo sound, which I'm not a huge fan of. Not a bad album but it doesn't quite do it for me, although if you're a fan of Midwest emo you should definitely check this out.

they are best while they are quick, the slower moments dont really grab me as much as the faster ones

Great album! I think it sums up the recent "emo-revival" as a whole.

Fantastic Indie Rock with influence from Emo and Post-Rock

Una altamente extrovertida obra maestra que demuestra un magnífico manejo de las dinámicas y con la cual me he conectado emocionalmente. El trabajo instrumental variado y bien ubicado y las letras altamente efectivas le dan ese toque especial. Probablemente la grabación del año, y quizás, el mejor álbum de midwest emo de la historia

Midwest emo is a really cool scene in that it's actually made me interested in emo. Anyways, this isn't as good as Dads, but it's still really solid.

Perfect indie rock, never loses pace for a second and every moment of it completely surrounds you. There's definitly a post-rock vibe here as well, hints of instrumental experimentation make this album feel very entire and rewarding.