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"awarded the album a score of 76 based on 10 reviews," → "the album received a score of 76 based on 10 reviews." per the generally favorable part sounding like a contradiction
"calling it "deeply personal" → "noting it as "deeply personal"
"of love and life"." → "of love and life."" per MOS:QUOTE
"was the band's best work – Corbin Reiff" → "was the band's best work; Corbin Reiff"
"best record yet – one that" → "best record yet ... one that"
"however praised its presentation," → "however praised the presentation,"
Hi @Kyle Peake, thanks for the feedback! I've almost finished incorporating your notes. Just two questions:
You mention "appropriate refs" should be cited in the Release History table – what references belong there if Discogs is not recognised as a reliable source? I can't find many other sources that mention the album's various release formats and catalogue numbers.
Secondly, as for this article in which you questioned its reliability, I personally believe it is strong enough of a source to back up the information it is supporting as it is an established magazine – can this unreliability claim be reconsidered or should it definitely be removed?
That article will be acceptable, however see Wikipedia:WikiProject Albums/Sources to understand why Discogs is not allowed. As for appropriate refs, I meant add citations and yes they need to be reliable, but remove the release history table if you cannot sourced enough dates for one from these. K. Peake10:35, 6 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Marcosteve88 You still need to remove chamber pop and Britpop from the infobox since those are only elements, add their second studio album at the since part of background, mention the top 10 positions in prose and change the year-end charts caption. --K. Peake11:52, 18 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Marcostev88 You still need to write the positions out in prose, elsewise this looks good and it was my fault for not using the correct username mention, apologies. --K. Peake10:43, 26 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]