I Am Not There Anymore

In his review for Pitchfork, Marc Hogan rated the album 8.0 out of 10, highlighting its "newfound sonic adventurousness and evocative dream-logic lyrics," calling it "a bold quest into the vast unknown" for the band. Tom Bolton at The Quietus speculated that it may be the band's best album, describing it as "a complete world, with an unmistakable musical identity." Sunnyvale of Sputnikmusic scored it 4.3 out of 5, noting the high quality but mentioning that the album runs too long and the personal nature of the lyrics may hinder appreciation. Jason Anderson of Uncut gave it 4.5 out of 5 stars, calling it "further departure from convention." Mark Richardson in the Wall Street Journal compared it to The Beatles and Donovan, stating that despite the arcane lyrics, it offers plenty to hum and lovely instrumental refrains. Uncut editor Michael Bonner included the album on his list of the year's best.

A1 Fables Of The Silverlink
A2 Radial B
A3 Garden Eye Mantra
A4 Segue 4 (IV)
A5 Lady Grey
B1 Dying In May
B2 Conjuring Summer In
B3 Radial C (Nocturne For Three Trees)
B4 Blue Over Blue
B5 Radial E
C1 Claire's Not Real
C2 My Childhood
C3 Chalk Flowers
C4 Radial H
C5 Hey Siobhan
D1 Stems Of Anise
D2 Through The Roses
D3 I Dreamed Of You, Maria
D4 The Village Is Always On Fire