RATTLE THAT LOCK

The fourth (and not yet final) album by Gilmour isn't a surprising move and output. Gilmour had been active recently contributing to the final Pink Floyd album. I'm not a Gilmour expert and would not notice any aging issues with the vocal and playing delivery - everything fluid as ever before. However, Gilmour is more upbeat this time even eager to play a few blues-rock licks for a good measure. Regardless if faster or mellow and slow, Gilmour remains lyrical, true to his style and with continuing motivation. The first album was his most progressive one, the second one had the best songwriting, the third one was the sweetest one. I don't have any superlative for "Rattle that lock" but it is a rewarding listen, for sure.