Glasser's Ring is a really, really, really good album. Uh, you should hear it. It pretty much rules. Yeah.
It's not an incredibly daring or cerebral record-- Ring is electic, beat-heavy, and easy to like.
An ultimately frustrating listen, not because of the quality of Ring per se, but because of the undoubted class of record it could have been if only it were a little more thought through.
My random album fo the day and I'd say the website that gives me totally random albums picked a pretty solid one
I found this album from bossalinis and fooliyones 2 and this is one of the best pop projects I’ve heard in a while, very cool to find.
An impressive blend of experimental weirdness and glasslike charm imbued with colorful, nature akin soundscapes that feel flowing and almost metaphysical as if music of a soul world. It’s strange yet wonderfully crafted and unique. It’s like viewing the world through a kaleidoscope if music can even invoke that. Glasser’s music feels like a summer Björk with similar song structures and peculiar sounds, joined together in a new age symphony that feels half reminiscent of ... read more
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