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little big planet core, tbh.
(just kidding this album is wild, but wildly good isn't right descriptor, some things are just over my head).

took a while to come around but this 2000s-core album just really grooves.

I like some of the ideas on here. It's got some brutal grooves that are catchy and a bit ear-warmy. And the drums are epic. There's a lot of raw emotional power.

However, Sevastopol sounds like you took Death Grip's industrial production and threw in French Laura Les on top of it because you thought it was funny. The emotional impact for me was ruined then and there...in the first song.

To be honest, my conclusion of this album is that if you removed the first track from ... read more

"Country" music is fully capable of conveying a lot of emotional charge and sharing great storytelling. All with beautiful, tasteful instrumentation that not only gives a sense of place but also is free from that tacky nails-on-chalkboard bullshit you hear teenagers blaring out their truck built for muddin' that ain't ever left the pavement.

Passage du Desir is open, it's honest, it's confrontational, but it's not unpleasant or brash. And the ... read more