Nat "king" cole
5
By fff fest
Brought back to life except white and folk instead of jazz
M. Ward, the best music I
5
By sonjasophia98
I just discovered M. Ward's music. It is so raw and open and real…seriously, I love his music.
Wow!
5
By Waffle_Iron16
okay first of all....69 cents?
Dude M.Ward is so great! Why in the hell should it be so cheap?
I mean songs like...One time by that Justin Boober guy is 1.29...there's something wrong with this society.
423482734279759832 stars
It takes time but it grows on you
5
By I am Jack's rage
When i first heard this album, i was like "this is elevator music" but then i really sat down and LISTENED to it. I like it a lot. I think he's talented but he's no musical mesiah, here to take us to Valhala. I love the lyrics to the songs though. It's a beautiful album and a beautiful band. I recommend this to anyone who doesn't just listen to music but feels music and analyzes it inside and out.
perfection in simplicity
5
By marymelody
the best yet from m. ward. can't find a flaw in his seemingly effortless design.
Are you serious?
4
By michaelerick
I was ready to buy the entire M.Ward recording history until I read the official iTunes review of Post War. Is there a cult who actually knows what
a "wind blown sonic aesthetic" actually means. The rest of the review also did almost nothing to communicate the nature of the music.
Endlessly Re-Ward ing
5
By Ad10
terrible puns aside, this album is arrestingly beautiful. I know many fans find this album inferior to Transfiguration of Vincent, but sometimes the album that you hear first reserves a special place in your memory and cannot be bested. Post-War was my first M Ward album and subsequently I find it just as good as Transfiguration, and worth 5 stars regardless. Favorite songs, To Go Home, Eyes on the Prize, and Chinese Translation.
Post-War triumph
4
By Aubieb
M. Ward's album stands out amongst the crowd of accoustic guitar and lyricist due mainly to his near whispering haunting vocals. He captures the love song in a fresh new way. Though Chinese Translation is the golden track, each song hits the heartstrings in perfect tune.
perfect
5
By iceburg adams
no doubt in my mind that this is best thing i have heard in a year. the album is addicting. Lots of depth and just tremendous tracks. Opening "to go home" is a definite post war song but later on you get to songs like "requiem" which is just flippin amazing. "Magic trick' is just geniously simple, evrything else incredible
"Best Album in a long time"
5
By JPott
An amazing album full of gorgeous and lush arrangements. The whole album is sprawling indie-folk and the sadness of the tunes recall Daniel Johnston (No wonder his cover of "Story of An Artist" is so good) Great tracks include: "Neptunes Net", "Requiem", "Chinese Translation" and "Rollercoaster". The perfect companion piece to the movie 3:10 to Yuma. Wonderful indeed.
