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Sputnikmusic Review: .....There is a heartbreaking naivete displayed in lyrics like “Your heart seems fine from over here” (“Not Mine”) and “I've noticed that you're not fine” (“Know This, We've Noticed”); as if Cooper has no idea whatsoever how deep the wounds run in this fractured relationship. The idea of using walls as the metaphorical core of the album also works beautifully – the walls represent far more than separation here. “Just look at these walls,” spits Cooper, almost in disgust, during album highlight “Trains and Tracks.” “There's no brain and there's no heart at all.” You don't even have to share the same experiences to empathise with these heart-wreching scenes documented through An Horse's music – it's a pain that feels as though it's simply part and parcel of the human condition.

As it stands, Walls is the essential Australian album from this side of 2011. It's more than just a successful follow-up, or a defeater of Second Album Syndrome. Walls is a fascinating, brilliantly-written tale of love and loss that shrugs off cliches and sets up An Horse as one of indie rock's must-hear bands, nationality regardless.

1 Dressed Sharply 2 Not Mine 3 Airport Death 4 Know This, We've Noticed 5 Trains And Tracks 6 Walls 7 Brain On A Table 8 100 Whales 9 Leave Me 10 Windows In The City 11 Swallow The Sea 12 Tiny Skeletons

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