A fun EP that doesn't take itself too seriously. TWRP's "Ladyworld" is a decent fusion of synth-heavy funk and disco instrumentals, vocoded vocals, and goofy and oft-nonsense lyrics. While relatively consistent, the album is held back by its unwavering dedication to its sound, and consequently lacks deviance or experimentation. This results in some tracks, particularly towards the end, feeling somewhat tired and played out.

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HalfsourDyl

TWRP redeem themselves by making their synthiest work to date. It's definitely a sound that caters to my taste. Points for making it all string together in a way similar to The Device. Especially with how the final track throws back to the intro in its last leg.
Ladyworld has some of TWRP's most clever, cutest, and catchiest songs yet. Body Image and Built for Love have some of the strongest grooves of their career. Food Bar and Atomic Karate showcase their best quirks and Overture makes a ... read more

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Best Tracks: Overture, Ladyworld, Atomic Karate, Body Image, FOOD BAR
Worst Track: Built 4 Love

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