Underachievers Please Try Harder

Whirly, twirly, poppy, pretty and surprisingly damn contagious. This album for me was a slow drug. Sort of uncomfortable and awkward at first, but after Lunar Sea, these eerie nostalgic hooks became hauntingly familiar, like a girl I might have done some wrong to when I was an ignorant child, that I had all but forgotten about until Ms. Campbell reminded me I should never have been such an ass. The one thing that spoke to me most, besides Tracyannes somewhat demure somewhat demanding vocals, was an overall presence of hard forgotten memories. I became addicted to this album for a period of about four and a half months, then I moved on. But yet every time I listen to this one, it successfully brings me to an ethereal past life of which I was never given the opportunity of knowing...until now. Thanks Camera Obscura, you Let Me Go Home.