Instruct: Classify a given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: A completely underrated and unknown Canadian classic.

Nathan Wiley's album is in a word, fantastic. I'm not usually into bluesy folk music or anything that might even hint at the country genre, but I have to take my hat off to this man. He's carved a piece of art that seems to sum up the Prince Edward Island experience (that's a province in Canada for you non-Canadians).Listening to this album eerily recalls memories that you've never experienced, and nostalgic emotions with no factual basis. Perhaps it's due to the fact that the songs here reflect a laid-back, countryside style of life that I'm sure all of us urbanites long for once in awhile.Take it from a person who's known to be into indie punk/rock, deep house, underground hip hop, and IDM: if you have eclectic tastes, pick up this album. You could be a Tricky fan circa AWDF era or into Fugazi, and you'd still love this for reasons that will probably be beyond you. Even worse, you might find yourself giving folk music a chance.