What makes Antidepressant by Lloyd Cole notable?

The album received positive reviews from critics, highlighting its mature songwriting and melodic sensibility. Its single 'Woman in a Bar' gained notable airplay on alternative radio stations, further cementing Cole's status as a significant figure in contemporary music despite his earlier mainstream success. By the time 'Antidepressant' was released in 2006, Lloyd Cole had transitioned from his early fame with Lloyd Cole and the Commotions in the 1980s to a more solo-driven career. This album marked his return after a six-year hiatus since 'Music in a Foreign Language' (2000), showcasing his evolution as a songwriter and musician during this period.