Katherine Edmonds, Journalist

It’s 45 minutes of reverie and it’s easy to become completely enthralled. A real trip.

You can’t deny that it’s really catchy and easy to listen to, but it does make you wonder, four albums down, surely Williams must be running out of things to whine about.

They know what works for them, they do it well and they won’t change for anyone. That’s all there is to it.

A whole lot of love has gone into this album, and it shows on every track.

Ben Folds, Tame Impala and Jack White made it a memorable one for Katherine Edmonds.

Here’s hoping there’s not such a long break between Dumb Is Forever and album number three.

Sea Of Bright Lights has really proven what these four Adelaide boys are capable of; they’ve fine-tuned their sound and the result is a hook-laden, melodious album that’s pretty damn impressive.

Expect to hear The Late Blue on high rotation on sunny summer afternoons.

All things considered, it’s a good album and starts off so well, it’s just a shame that it peters out toward the end.