Blook

This record has some really incredible production, and a nice line-up of enjoyable features. While yeah, it isn't that deep of a record, it's a very fun listen and has high production quality. The first leg of the record is definitely the strongest, though, but that doesn't mean the later cuts are worse by any means. There are for sure forgettable songs on this though. An enjoyable little project.

Favourites: Silver and Gold, Disco Body Parts, 60s Spy Shit, Straight Up Relaxin

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An all time disco classic that really made waves in the industry. I've got to leave my respects to this record - It has a variety of unique production that was rare at the time, with a concise tracklist of some of the best songs in the genre.

The album is EXTREMELY front heavy - the first 5 songs arguably being the best 5. But that does not mean the rest is any weaker. Even the weakest songs on discovery have a charm and uniqueness to them that just scream daft punk. The record absolutely ... read more

It may not be the strongest record, but for sure one of my favourite neo-disco cuts I've heard lately. The bass is great, the sampling is awesome and despite being a little repetitive, the record is generally consistent in quality. The highlights really, really do shine however. Enjoyed it quite a lot, still in my rotation to this day.

Favourites: I Want Cha Back, If You Want It, Last Night

Least Favourites: Don't Say Yes, Mellow - Interlude

If iridescence was the anger of the unfair situation they were put into by circumstances outside of their control, GINGER is BROCKHAMPTON showing bargaining and depression. A very different tone compared to iridescence, GINGER consists of soulful ballads with their most mature and retrospective lyrics to date. Every BROCKHAMPTON Album has opened with a banger until NO HALO, showing a clear change in tone. Songs like DEARLY DEPARTED give us insight into their feelings about everything that ... read more