and a poet's love of language." Pitchfork Media critic William Bowers awarded the album 7.7/10 amid mixed praise, contending that "the act's longevity had begun to work against the initial reasons for fan excitement – what were once singular eccentricities now have become anticipatable," but arguing that the "album succeeds despite itself," praising its performance and "spirit," and ultimately concluding that Bejar is an "untouchable wizard." In a 2016 interview with Bejar, SPIN Magazine's Kyle McGovern described the album as "undersold and sort of forgotten because it came out in between these career peaks" of Destroyer's Rubies and Kaputt. Bejar responded that while the album "probably [has] my favorite lyric sheet of almost any Destroyer album... singing-wise and musically, there's something not nailed about it. Probably because it did exist in this interim time where I was writing very dense, imagistic songs. I was already leaning towards a Kaputt style of singing that was softer and more thoughtful — less drunken and edgy." Track listing References External links Trouble In Dreams details at Destroyer Wiki 2008 albums Destroyer (band) albums Albums produced by John Collins (Canadian musician) Albums produced by David Carswell