One of my all time favorite bands. Another excellent release in a flawless discography. Although it probably ranks last in it, it's still a worthy and natural evolution for the band. Let's hope we don't have to wait 7+ more years for the next one.

One of my all time favorite bands. Another excellent release in a flawless discography. Although it probably ranks last in it, it's still a worthy and natural evolution for the band. Let's hope we don't have to wait 7+ more years for the next one!

This is bad. Even worse than Im Wald, which I thought was impossible. Literally every song sounds the exact same, the same generic second wave riff over and over again.

10/10 would listen by the pool with your ex again

Used to listen to this all the freaking time in high school. Some good memories vibing to this late summer/early autumn right when school started, hanging out on my bike on some winding cul-de-sac watching the sun set. So underrated

This is bad. Even worse than Im Wald, which I thought was impossible. Literally every song sounds the exact same, the same generic second wave riff over and over again. PDH should have ended at Das Tor. I can't believe a band who wrote literal objective masterpieces like Steineiche sell out and throw together a decade of old riffs to bank off the succes of Im Wald. I bought the limited vinyl and regular vinyl out of sheer respect for Tobias but I'm so disappointed as of late.

Sea Oleena is finally back, after a hiatus I was not sure I'd see her from again. You were missed.

Weaving a Basket is a grower. The more I listen to it, the more I pick up on small things and the more I resonate with it. I've never felt this way towards any other artist, it's so rare to feel the presence of a musician through their work and I treasure the work that Charlotte has made with Sea Oleena.

Whimsical to the highest degree. Pure and wholesome, like watching your girlfriend bake Christmas cookies with your grandma

Utter perfection. Reminds me of Sigur Ros's "Valtari." One of my top 3 albums of all time. 11/10. Literally able to make a grown man cry. Easily one of the most beautiful albums ever made, and one that makes me miss every girl I never knew.

Dreamy and precious. Worth protecting and keeping in a museum

If drinking cheap grocery store wine in a lonely grey college dorm was an album

Excellent introspective acoustic folk ambient. There's true heart with this project, and not many artists in this genre truly encompass the love for nature that ER has.