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19. The Week That Was: s/t

Executed with serious flair, it manages the rare feat of being both mentally stimulating and musically satisfying. It is, in every regard, one of the most daring albums you’ll hear this year. – Drowned in Sound

It’s heady, bleak stuff, certainly, but the sheer ambition and, bizarrely, hint of liberation with which it’s performed make it one of the year’s most perplexingly life-affirming releases. – No Ripcord

The results are unsurprisingly focused: From beginning to end, The Week That Was is executed with mathematical precision. – PopMatters




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