Music / rock

Good mood fool


Reviews (2)


Consequence of sound

d. 11. Oct. 2013

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Josh Terry

d. 11. Oct. 2013

"With only 9 songs, Good Mood Fool makes up for its brevity with vibrant, colorful but occasionally varied tracks. The frequent throwbacks to the `80s can be tiresome and not all of its experiments fully flesh out, like the theatrical, Styx-like harmonies opening "Love Won't Receive". Despite this, Temple is a perfectly capable soul singer with a penchant for luscious hooks, a musician who approaches his influences with an unbridled enthusiasm and almost entirely avoids the cheese and cliché found within them".


AllMusic

2013

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Tim Sendra

2013

"Temple is very good at indie rock, and his indie folk was always pleasant, but he seems to have found his true niche on Good Mood Fool, and it's his first album to carve out territory that is unique and truly interesting".