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"For me it has to be Alt-J. An Awesome Wave is one of my favourite albums of all time. However This Is All Yours is just not my cup of tea." (Mifshaq)
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Babel. Sigh No More has some standout tracks that even cynical and veteran listeners could find things they liked about it. Babel was just more of the same with a lot less heart and thought." (edm_frank_sinatra)"/>
"Mumford & Sons. Sigh No More > Babel. Sigh No More has some standout tracks that even cynical and veteran listeners could find things they liked about it. Babel was just more of the same with a lot less heart and thought." (edm_frank_sinatra)
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"Vampire Weekend. Their first album was garage (indie) rock at its best. The second album, although still good, was a huge disappointment to me. They went from college garage fun to highly-produced indie sameness, meaning they lost anything that set them apart in their first album." (ghost-from-tomorrow)
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"The Killers. That second album was garbage." (TheSkinnyD)
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"For me I'd have to say MGMT. Their first album was refreshing and fun, great to listen to.
The second one sounds like the drugs just kicked in." (mamoocando)
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"The Fratellis. Costello Music was an awesome collection of catchy garage rock tunes, but their second album had them going for a more generic country sound. It's still a good record, but it just can't match in terms of creativity." (TheNorwishHedge)
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"Panic! at the Disco. A Fever You Can't Sweat Out was one of the most lyrically interesting albums I've ever heard. Pretty.Odd was just sadness." (Morgensengel)
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"Snoop. Doggystyle was just pure 90s gangsta rap, The Doggfather was just wtf." (ATLiensinyosockdraw)