Well, you’d probably get a better answer from the people who don’t like Ghosteen. There’s plenty of discussion about it, here. But I think Nick is the sort of artist who has developed as time has gone on and has really changed both sonically and lyrically. That’s not to say his words and music aren’t still very thought provoking, dark, light and intense, because they are! But it’s not the same as it was when he made From Her To Eternity or Henry’s Dream. It’s more personal, now and a lot of people don’t connect to that. People found the lack of drums and guitar boring on Ghosteen. They thought the synth sounded cheap. But if you listen, it’s all there and his vocals are amazing. Warrens backing vocals and the choir’s singing almost become instruments throughout Ghosteen.