The son of the frog queen returns! I guess that would make him a frog prince. Or at the very least, one of the most talented dudes in the last decade.  Full text...

World Waits is an album I'll be sure to listen to again and again, and thankfully, I have the clothes for it.   Full text...

Even without apocalyptic emoting, he still inspires  Full text...

It’s odd being a Jeremy Enigk fan, simply because you can never be sure when he might reappear next. Hopefully World Waits will garner enough critical and fan reception to keep Enigk in collective acclaim, so that his next move won’t arrive as a surprise. But even if he must face another inglorious fade out, as long as he returns with an album as graceful as World Waits, his forever steadfast legion of fans will have nothing to fear.  Full text...

While the album’s steady pace makes for few edge-of-the-seat thrills, World Waits is a success of consistency and coherency – its piano-led ballads segue seamlessly into acoustic guitar lamentations, which in turn twist themselves into flourish-dotted indie-pop delights.  Full text...

Listening to World Waits, you get the feeling that it would be a more enjoyable record if Enigk didn't execute every single note with such immense, ridiculous fervor. Each song feels carefully calculated and deliberately squeezed from every pore on each musician's body.  Full text...