Love in the Time of Lexapro
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Amidst the madness of Oneohtrix Point Never’s music, these are songs that hit the core of humanity and therein lie their beauty.
76
"Love In The Time Of Lexapro" is poignant and gorgeous.
75
This new EP plays with concepts of ambient music while slowly bending the definition of that Oneohtrix Point Never’s sound really is. Though it’s not always energetic or distinctly of their own sound, this is a fun break for Oneohtrix Point Never.
65
Daniel Lopatin plays it relatively straight on this four-track EP, though reworks from Ryuichi Sakamoto and (Sandy) Alex G take his material in intriguing new directions.
An addition to OPN's body of work that shouldn't be disregarded. Babylon featuring Alex G is one of the most exquisite song of the year.
This is easily the tamest we’ve heard The Men, and no amount of late album truly twisted songs can change that. But I think what really makes this album just average overall is just how all over the place it is. On “Drift” The Men don’t stick with a single sound for more than a couple of minutes. Not in an exciting way, in a way that really sounds like they have no idea on where to go moving forward. Amongst these sounds, we have some that really work, like a much ... read more
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Track List
- Love in the Time of Lexapro
- Last Known Image of a Song
- Thank God I'm a Country Girl
- Babylon
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Added on: October 25, 2018