WATERPROOF BOOTS

no no no!!! you can’t do that!

YOOOOOOOOO

i tried to listen to this a while ago and got bored of it pretty quickly. however, i’ve been listening to more experimental music lately and i’m just sitting back and letting this record blow my mind right now. it’s so dense, and every sound is so purposeful and pleasant.

strong potential for becoming a 100. incredible sound palette, and jeff’s lyrics consistently make the hairs on my arms stand up straight.

very emotional, even though i don’t understand japanese. almost all of the vocals are screamed, and the singer has an incredible voice when it comes to that. the quieter parts of this album are almost more intriguing, if infrequent. they provide a break from the intensity that is the norm on this record, and also demonstrate this band’s full range of musicality. overall very good if you’re into this sort of thing, and maybe even if you’re not

another really solid release from peggy. i think some of the ideas could have been expanded upon a little more, a lot of the songs are very short and don’t leave much time to be processed, which jpeg works very well around, but also has its drawbacks.

listen to this if only for the travis scott verse

really incredible, was not really expecting that from this era Mac.

star wars

hey pitchfork that’s a cyanotype

alternative review:
this is car seat headrest if will toledo was a history teacher

mix this like loveless and it’s a 9

this is the most unique and creatively inspired project i’ve heard in a long time. with massive swings both sonically and thematically, ‘by the time i get to phoenix’ shows injury reserve at a grief and coping fueled peak that is so idiosyncratic and yet so seamless all at once. this album is important. that’s the best way i can describe it. it also has an extremely high replay value with so many sonic niches being filled by the group in such a fashion that they are. I ... read more

kanye’s debut album is melodic, grandiose, and yet still very poignant. It’s lighthearted sound can take a more longing, desperate, even passionately frustrated turn at points. His take on consumerism, education, and what it means to be black in america are still very relevant nearly 20 years later. also these are the best skits on any record ever made.

this is not a weak album.

gec

dawg this is indie rock with some alien noises

while aesop rock isn’t the best lyricist, the production and overall energy makes this a more than worthwhile listen

does drake have a kid?

drunk and hot girls