One of the best albums I've heard in a while.

“Miracle” is literally a miracle. One her best songs ever. Love her music and can’t wait to see what else she puts out. ❤️

So goooddddddd!!!!

Shes got tons of talent but her music is too chaotic. She needs to focus on her voice, not all the noise in the back/foreground. Too much production. K.i.s.s.

Literally the best album I've heard in my life. Every song is magical. I saw her in Chicago on tour for this album and I've never been more amazed by the beauty of music. Must buy and listen, it's an experience!

This is an album that you really have to listen to a lot to understand. But it is definitely worth it!

I only knew her from gotye and then my brother had me listen to "Settle Down" and here we are! Great album. I feel it crosses many genres so if your not into electronica, r&b or funk buy it anyway. Shes amazing! A true musician. There are a bunch of youtube videos showing the process of her making the album. Love it, love her, just BUY IT!!!

This album isn't for everybody! Let's just start there, Kimbra has created a piece of work here that in years to come will be looked back on as some of the best work of this year! She knows what she's doing and I can't wait to see what's next I love this album

I was really a fan of Kimbra's first album Vows. This is similar but not as enjoyable. If you listen to the lyrics in several songs Kimbra uses phrases that have been used in other songs. Such as in "As You Are" she uses the phrase "come as you are" which might possibly have derived from Nirvana's hit song "Come As You Are". Then in "The Magic Hour" she sings "feet don't fail me now" which is the opening lyric in Lana Del Rey's "Born to Die". Don't get me wrong Kimbra is talented and artistic, but it seems to me that she might have had troubles coming up with her own lyrics.

YAAAAAAAAAS BINCH!!! KIMBRA DOESN'T GET ENOUGH CREDIT, THIS + VOWS IS A MASTERPIECE, EVERYTHING KIMBRA DOES IS PURE GOLD