Alatorre

The debut album from Singaporean artist Nat Ćmiel offers a compelling mix of art and glitch pop, driven by evocative lyrics and seamless transitions that draw the listener in from the outset. Although the record leans into darker themes to deepen its conceptual world, it struggles with consistency. The midsection feels diluted and less focused, though it recovers toward the closing tracks. Despite its flaws, it remains a worthwhile and intriguing listen.

Fav tracks:
Pixel Affection
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A bold celebration of Southern rap and the Dirty South, Pusha T and Malice deliver what could easily be the best hip-hop album of 2025. The production is minimalist, experimental, and near perfect, allowing every detail to shine. Guest appearances from names like Kendrick introduce a compelling West Coast contrast that deepens the album’s sonic palette. Meanwhile, Nas, Pharrell, and Tyler inject personality and energy, making the project even more engaging and enjoyable.

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Memories at 33 RPM EP.1 "OK COMPUTER"

Starting today, I’ll be reviewing RADIOHEAD and other artists’ discographies in a loosely structured series titled “Memories at 33 RPM.” The rules are simple: each album must be at least 25 years old, widely regarded as a classic, and genre is no limitation. With that in mind, let’s begin.

I remember being about 7 or 8 years old, listening to “No Surprises” on the radio with my dad. The song carried a ... read more

An energetic, noisy, and highly stimulating experience, NIN once again succeeds in delivering a compelling set of remixes that push their sound well beyond the original material. Whether it surpasses the original depends largely on one’s preference for live versus studio recordings. For me, it borders on overwhelming, though I have no doubt it would be astonishing in a live setting.

Fav Tracks:
Vessel
She´s Gone Awa
Parasite
Copy of A