I liked the relaxed sound of the album. Agree with one of the previous reviews re playing it on a wet day. Has a summer vibe to it.

I've only given this cd 2 stars cause there are only 2 songs without Laura Marling.Its in a way a good cd but Laura just ruins it. It sounds like she's trying to force her way into the song like a drunken bum forcing his way into a really good party.

Good album worth a few lstens reminds me of the colour it in album by the maccabees

I bought this album after seeing them on the highlights of the Cambridge folk festival, they had a great performance. And whilst this album has had great hype, it never really lives up to it. There are a few forgettable tracks and the leader singers voice starts to grate a little after a while, but still it's an good album, not one that's going to be on heavy rotation, but a one wet and windy day i may put it on and it will cheer me up a little.

More jingley jangley pop, but this time with some wry lyrics thrown into the mix that show a modicum of intelligence. It could have been the feel good hit of the summer if it had surfaced a few months ago, but that's no reason not to give it a spin now.
It definitely chases away the dark clouds on a rainy august afternoon. File under accomplished debut from a band that could be going places.
Nice one.

I've seen NATW twice now and both times they were incredible (although without Laura). Judging by their performances and the few songs I've heard on the radio/ myspace this album is gonna be pretty incredible and the band will be propelled into the mainstream. You'd be a fool not to get this.

i got this bands ep not that long ago and im gonna get the album to this band is gonna be big.