Cairns

when the spectacle fades away from a series of self-inflicted destruction, all you're left with is with silent pleas of desparation to relive the greatest moments from your career. unlistenable, undercooked, and the worst crime of it all: a slog to get through.

the antics are tiring and uninteresting at this point. nobody i know is buying into the fixed versions, the "patches," the delays – any excuse ye can wiggle out to excuse himself from his year-by-year, case-by-case ... read more

frontloaded with cutesy synth leads, high-pitched boy-band harmonies, ephemeral production thats both crisp and airy, and one of the most infectious choruses that have ever graced this hybrid of 90s contemporary r&b, i'm comfortable with crowning this the model of what new jack swing should be aiming for. candy coated goodness & melodic bliss

so tasty! so divine! so screechy! some of the best screamo coming out from what i think are the coastal elites (east coast baby). it scratches that La Quiete-meets-Discordance Axis itch quite a lot

Nazar's figurative deconstruction of militarization, weapon zones, and the battering nature of war makes it a compelling debut – one where the sound design takes dramatic directions, where the collages of textural dynamism create a complex narrative on the Angolan civil war. bloody brilliant