Yours Truly

This album started out pretty strong, a lovely strong intro to Honeymoon Avenue gave me hopes for the rest of the album, but things started to go down hill pretty quick. In a single word without any nuance, boring. None of the features are good honestly, which is a shame because I usually like MIKA at least. Production is usually good throughout but just the lyrics and vocals get old fast. There's only so many times you can hear the same vocal run over and over, and a lot of these lyrics are just bland, generic pop sludge. When this album is good, it's good, but when it's not, it's not. It's pretty fitting that the last song is called Better Left Unsaid.