clappedseal

She took everything learned from her previous project and channeled it into this album, simply incredible.
Her writing is clear and pointed, but nonetheless deep and profound. Flowing much cleaner between the verses and cyclical hooks that drill messages until you're sure to hear them. There's too many stories and not enough energy to write them, but through the lofi-fuzz you hear the cuts of multiple scars from different tools. Though it is not only the pen but the needle that prove ... read more

Someone barks at 2:17 on BIG DOG and I thought it was one of the gay puppygirls in vc with me

Sufjan Stevens & Alex G are two artists with a similar notoriety I never really got the appeal of, most of their music was enjoyable but I would listen to remind myself of the scene rather than any genuine desire to return. With javelin, it was immediately clear that view would not be the same.
There's a warmth to the feeling of this album that can't necessarily be put into words but can absolutely be felt, each detail on the album contributes to that experience. From the vocals ... read more

The Koreatown oddity is the closest artist I've found come close to this sound, but I've never heard anything fully capture how fucking strange this album is