Goddess

This album had some good highlights and some low points. Parts of it felt like a raw and rugged take on something akin to FKA twigs. Other parts felt like Generation X’s version of modern indie. The strings, piano, and percussion soundscapes were as luscious as they were rough and gritty. Here is an album that feels like dirt in the ground and blossoms rising up out of it as we gaze at the plant through a stained glass window. It’s art. It’s pure in that sense. It feels like ... read more