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I've known who the War On Drugs are for about a year now, but these past few days has been the first time one of their albums has clicked with me all the way through. I'd half enjoyed songs like Under The Pressure and Strangest thing, besides those songs however, their sound wasn't really sitting with me. Which was weird considering all their obvious influences like Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen were played to me pretty regularly as a kid. So I'm trying to figure out what actually ... read more
Maybe 100 is an exaggeration, but 1) I didn't want to be the guy who brought this down from a perfect score and 2) yeah this made me cry some major tears. Phoebe really can do no wrong for me in 2020, it has been a hella depressing year, I have NEEDED her music.
*Ahem*
when it
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Argh this thing is irresistible, so goddamn punchy and catchy, all I needed to convince me that this is a pop album of the year contender was the opening track, Rains. Seriously, it might be the best album opener of the year. Can't recommend it enough
Ryan Leith don't miss on these recs, huh?
I have to say, electronic music as a whole is always a genre i struggle to review the most, and probably the genre i don't listen to enough of, so take my opinion with a pinch of salt, but I do really think this is is great.
If I were to describe it generally, I'd probably liken it to the the album artwork: from a distance, it seems bleak and despondent, but look close enough and you can see all the beautiful patterns and flourishes all over it, and ... read more
Gave this 14, because that's probably the mental age of the motherfuckers who wrote this.
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