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| Album Rating: B |
Some things in life just are. Whether you like or hate them, they’re so central to everything that goes on that you’ll have to deal with them.
...On The Heart, Wildlife’s sophomore release…isn’t necessarily one of those things, but the part of the body it’s named after is, and its qualities define both the strengths and weaknesses of the album: whatever your thoughts on the group, this album, or the heart happen to be, you cannot be blasé about any of these things. This album isn’t easily describable, in any case. It demands to be
felt before it can be evaluated.