Ah, here it is, I had to say this to Sotomayor for a long time: well, I really liked the album, like really liked it. I found it much more pop than the first one, much catchier, much smarter, and much more mainstream. The fact that I like it as much, if not more than, Second Bardo means that, somehow, whether by hook or by crook, the Kult of Dom Keller are not exactly the last of the morons: they are bringing out that revivalist group with a distinct personality and a clear idea of sound that the Black Angels have been unsuccessfully trying to give birth to for 10 years. I believe that Passover is a more usable work in the car or at dinner with friends compared to Goodbye to the Light, and obviously also Second Bardo, but the rest of the BA discography is pretty much superfluous, while that of the guys from Nottingham is definitely less so. And there you go, that's what I think. Someone asked me a while ago and now I've answered.