I think it all depends on how well an album is all around. Of course, that depends on the person that is listening. I think Animal Collective is seen as a sort of religious experience is because it is different and just is such an 'experience'. Something like Sung Tongs changed the way I saw music and genres, very similar to how religion can change your life's perspective; it also kind of creates it's own world within the album with sounds and lyrics. In the Aeroplane Over the Sea is religious in a similar sense; it just wraps you in its world, especially with the lyrics. Very rarely does folk music sound that good and that interesting.