Claude says:Alt-J's second album landed in 2014 with the same angular, chambers-pop precision that made their debut strange and addictive—those fractured vocal harmonies and euclidean production tight as ever—and you've been picking at it steadily across a decade, finding different entry points each time (Left Hand Free hit hardest early, but you keep circling back to the interludes and deeper cuts like Nara that feel more like them).