- 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
4
By amandax345
Amazing album!!
- Top 5 bands
5
By Peep80
Beach House, you are always great and always consistent. I've seen you live twice now and will see you again in August in, Oakland, CA. Cannot wait! You're so talented. You make the bad parts of life better. Thank you.
- WHOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
5
By titanin3xx
This album is the BEST!!! Majorette, One Thing, She's So Lovely, Common Girl, All Your Yeahs, and Elegy to the Void. BEACH HOUSE IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!
- Depression Cherry was better
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By SomeFloridiot
This album is good. I bought it and I enjoy it. However, Depression Cherry is a far superior album… Thank Your Lucky Stars sounds bland and repetitive when put next to DP. I like One Thing and Elegy to the Void!
- PURE SCHMALTZ
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By Eman Laerton
I live and breath Beach House. Sadly, this album leaves much to be desired. The hallmark Beach House style is there. However, Thank Your Lucky Stars is lacks the artfully demure motifs and polished songwriting of previous albums. Tracks plod on and on. They are muddled dirges that leave the mind exhausted.
- love the band, not the female vocalist
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By Lulusez
I love this band, but really don't like the female vocalist. It may be just a taste issue, but she is too "sweet" for me, and I just. Don't. like. this. album. Sweet can be done right--see Portishead or Karen O, or Florence of Florence and the Machine.
- Better than DC
5
By MorrisMB
Wow.. I thought they lost it with Depression Cherry but this made up for it big time. Much more reminiscent of their earlier work.
- Amazing album BH is very artistic and splendid
5
By JAR2015
I love the songs of the album every song is amusing and transports your soul!!!
- Down Since Bloom
2
By Chrismitty85
This album is waay too slow and melancholic. After listening to it several times I only like two tracks, "Majorette," and "Rough Song." They haven't made the same quality of music since "Bloom," a classic album which should be in the music hall of fame.
- Another Trip
5
By SuperSlug7878
Ever wondered what could happen if a band could blend songs featuring dreary ’50’s slow dance sounds, with ’80’s-ish Euro post-rock? Have you ever dreamed of a set of songs made of drifty, warm, autumnal melodies evoking love, heartache, sadness, and happiness? Listening to any Beach House albums evokes a familiar feeling, like you’ve heard these sounds and motifs before. Yet you haven’t. Their songs are the ghosts of long-forgotten melodies that never made it to the sheet, reel, or vinyl groove in decades past. This duo is incredibly unique, and their music is in constant rotation in my bedroom, car, and heart.
