Pomme - Les Failles

It’s short. The album lasts 34:52, no song is long and you even find 4 which don’t pass the threshold of 3 minutes. Including "Chapelle" which isn’t a real song but a sequence of a capella vocal exercises recorded in... a chapel, as titled. By the way the 2nd half of the vocals resumes the tune from "Les Séquoias", if you listen carefully.
You’ve got 10 songs left – only – with sometimes light or abridged lyrics. ("Pourquoi la Mort Te Fait Peur" Why does death scare you ...is left with no answer.)
So you’re likely to explore them quickly. And rapidly surprise yourself by awaiting what comes next, already.

Addendum (March 2020): They release a too short album, then a few months later, bingo, they re-release an extended version of it. Fortunately for those who already got Les Failles, they can buy the new tracks in a detached EP too. It’s a good idea, and all artists should take the lesson – or else refrain from republishing their albums.
For, in the present case, except "Vide", those songs, which were rejected first, should have stayed in the drawer maybe. When an artist, or a producer, rules out some songs, he or she generally has good reasons to do so. Let’s stop believing that an artist who makes good stuff at a moment... can only make good stuff all the time. He or she has room for trial and error, for drafts. Like everybody.
Unfortunately, the extended album strategy has proven to be effective, especially these last 2 years: Angèle, Clara Luciani (twice), Tamino, Malik Djoudi, Antoine Élie, to mention only them. The exercise is here so compelled that you get lumbered with twice the same track ("Les Cours d'Eau"). Nevermind. Now that Pomme got a (deserved!) Victoire de la Musique award, the general audience is going to throw themselves on this one. 'Show-business' is show, but it’s business first.