Baroque pop ballads with country around the edges, the singer/songwriter's 25th album (overall) is a beautifully weary, melodically rich look at modern life.
The drastic departure of this dreamy, psychedelic sophomore album from the band’s previous pop-punk work demonstrates the range and creativity of early Panic! at the Disco. I love Ryan Ross’s poetic and sometimes nonsensical lyrics, especially in "Behind the Sea," which sounds straight out of a scene from Alice in Wonderland. - Hannah Schwartz