The seventh album from this artist from Great Britain.
David Gilmour did the vocals and guitars here.
Some guests added drums, bass, guitars, strings, harp, keyboards and vocals.
David Gilmour follows up the less than impressive 2015 album Rattle That Lock.
Nine years later and he has again returned with a mix of folk rock, rock and psych rock.
The music is very softly spoken. The major difference here between these two albums is the Pink Floyd influences on the new album. They are pretty obvious, although not dominating here.
The music is slow and a bit too pedestrian. The introduction of a female main vocalist on a couple of songs does not save this album from it's mediocrity.
There are some good and some decent pieces of music here. I very much prefer Pink Floyd's studio albums to David Gilmour's studio album. His studio albums is not particular interesting.
2.5 points
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