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That mixtape

Death Grips' mixtape proves to be an insane work, but one that holds its own in its chaotic structure, surprising with its consistency even within an experimental medium. The vocals are full of emotion, and the instrumentals deliver a rich diversity while never abandoning the strong personality that the album has as a whole. It's the kind of work that impresses you with how well-made it is, considering that much of it could have displeased me, but it did. An excellent ... read more

Just a Kid

Nine Inch Nails' first album sounds like a major downgrade after hearing their most famous one. It's not as balanced and impressive as the band managed to become shortly after that, making the debut seem more like a complement because of incredible tracks like the first and second. It's not exactly groundbreaking because it has a different sound (strangely more electronic) than what they later produced, but it's still very interesting. Small, innocent, good album ... read more

Rediscovering is important

Elliot Smith has evolved so much in my opinion that Roman Candle is now an excellent album for me. It's impressive how I missed characteristics like the light and beautiful instrumentals and the artist's fantastic voice on the first listen; everything became clear as day on the second. This makes me think that his work works better with time; it's like a feeling that grows inside you and becomes stronger each time you listen to his music.

1. Roman ... read more

Thinking about it still

This album from an old JPEGMAFIA project before he adopted this more famous name was interesting, although a little overwhelming for me. Although I really liked the ambiance and the instrumentals that focused more on the smallest details, many aspects of the production itself bothered me. I understand that the moans or strange vocals may be intentional and have meaning within the work, but they were simply irritating and made it impossible for me to appreciate any ... read more