This along with their Dear Future Self album and Yello's Point album should all be considered must have albums to demonstrate Atmos music, IMO. Even if the music isn't totally your cup of tea, these are DEMO quality albums. There are no Atmos movies that even come close to the sheer amount of rear surround and overhead use these albums present. Thus, I have to rate them 10s based on sheer surround competence.
Musically, this album is a different story from Dear Future Self, which was more of a straight up house/club type music album, however well done. This album is closer to a rock album, really, perhaps a bit alternative in nature with a few club bits thrown in a couple of tracks. It's much more musical than DFS and less repetitive, but at the same time it lacks the driving beats. It's a slower pace album, as a result and I had two very different reactions to it depending on my own mood at the time varying from this is even better than DFS to I'm craving some drum action; when is it going to get hot and heavy? (It never really does by comparison).
Musically, there some good tracks, but sonically it's hard to beat, especially in terms of surround. Most 5.1 suddenly sounds like crap compared to 11.1.6 and yet all three albums sound better in 5.1 than most albums made for 5.1 and I attribute this purely to the sheer discreteness of the mix. Many 5.1/4.0 albums (with exceptions like Pink Floyd or Edgar Winter and similar) are more like "stereo plus" than true discrete mixes that are willing to put sounds anywhere. There's that "instruments belong up front like on stage" mentality as opposed to, "Let's create a trippy sonic wonderland!"
These Atmos albums aren't afraid to move sounds and even vocals around the room, immersing (almost drowning) you in sound while even other Atmos albums that are well regarded (e.g. Hans Zimmer Live) have great sound, but up front mixes where the crowds clapping are the only consistent surround to expect). Some may prefer that. Personally, I want crazy and these three I mentioned deliver in spades.