Wilco Schmilco [Slipcase]

3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[A] deceptively pastoral Wilco record, their most folk-rockingly introspective since 2007's SKY BLUE SKY....Tweedy's mood is less self-conscious and more easygoing on SCHMILCO."
"[C]onsidered and introspective....Striking for the challenges Jeff Tweedy and his partners have set for themselves as they engage in a tug of war between order and chaos, acceptance and despair."
"This time, the band gets extra minimalist with 12 songs largely built off of Jeff Tweedy's folky acoustic guitar and Glenn Kotche's patiently intricate drum work. You'll be amazed how gently the six-person band can play these whispery tunes, with each member still putting his stamp on the proceedings."
Ranked #36 in Mojo's 'The 50 Best Albums Of 2016' -- "Misanthropy at its most silken and soothing."
Paste (magazine) - "SCHMILCO is an acoustic record but not a slow one -- thank God -- which proves the right vehicle for the band's loosest, most unadorned set of songs since its debut....There's a ramshackle charm to these songs..."
Pitchfork (Website) - "It's a largely acoustic affair laden with sweet melodies, autumnal production, and childhood memories that stop just short of nostalgic. The songs on SCHMILCO are wistful and quaint, zooming in on bittersweet moments with a novelistic eye for detail."