The 1975 I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It

"At times, the vibe approximates what might have happened if Michael Hutchence had stuck around long enough to make a record with LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy in the producer's chair."
"[S]leek musical composites....Dominated by their unique and headstrong impulses."
"[A] dangerously upbeat record, rife with electro-experimentation and lusty horn fills the band had only hesitantly tested on their first album with tracks like 'Heart Out.'"
"[A] 17-track follow-up that tempers pop tunes with swampy post-rock instrumentals and references mental health, religion, addiction, loneliness and fame."
Paste (magazine) - "Here, the band really begin to indulge their experimental interests, plopping nearly 10 minutes of groggy, atmospheric instrumentals, some gleaming glitch-pop and a wobbly gospel epic into the middle of an incredible run of songs that solidify The 1975's core sound."
Pitchfork (Website) - "WHEN YOU SLEEP can be enormous fun. 'She's American' is all slap-bass fizz and clenched-fist vocal delivery..."
Clash (Magazine) - "This is a band looking to spread their wings, and for the most part the assortment of ideas meshes agreeably."