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| 3.2 good | Erwann S. STAFF | August 31st 22 |
Much less adolescent and care-free than debut Clubbing for Columbine, Enfants Terribles still retains some of that earnest lyrical matter (their writing has improved btw), but it's much less unfocused musically. Nevertheless, the beats are often overloaded with too much stuff happening at once. Still not the aesthetic that pleases me the most, but they've shown that when they let go of sonic experimentations, they're bona fide songcrafters.
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