After listening to the terrible EP "FEAR," I decided to revisit some of NF's old work.
I have come across this absolute Gem of a song, once again.
It seems like every time I come back to this song, it get's sadder, and probably because I get a bit older each time and I can understand the pain of NF losing his mother to drug addiction better. The outro to this day is still devastating.
I just failed my chem midterm but this helps me feel better bc it reminds me that there's worse thing out there that can happen.
I literally laughed out loud on the first line and the lil fucking hello adlib
I get it that NF's music is therapeutic for him, but like damn bruh if u gon release some sad shit at least make it good like sufjan stevens or mount eerie.
This is too bland/basic. NF literally has not evolved in sounds or production
After quitting drugs and going sober, (yay!) Danny Brown comes out with an album.
There are many sounds to this album, but notably you can see the influence of decades of influences of his sounds onto a singular album. It's ambitious, has a few misses, but overall great quality and flawless intervals of music sprinkled here and there.
Unfortunate my boy Nonanon hasn't listened to this yet.
He doesn't stalk my profile anymore so I can write this review.
This album is a cross over between digicore production and coke head mixing and rapping style. Its crazy unique.
Music video, lyrics, etc etc. The context just makes it insanely sickening. Disturbing song now that we have context. Man I used to like this song. Fuk.
Song has nothing to do with the situation. Exploited the murder story to get his name in headlines. All press is "good" press when advertising music.
Not a single line about her
never in my living years would i ever thought Destroy Lonely would be the one to save me from bad music. Usually it's the other way around.
but after a piss poor performance from Cardi B, i was floored by this absolute improvement from DL. And an improvement of music quality from Opium label, period.
ts js vibe as fuck
beats so ass it sounds like experimental hip-hop but it its not actually experimental hiphop because the beats are ass and the rapping also kinda sucks and it's boring.
Lizzo vocals were the best part of the album.
Insane debut album. Great songs, too bad we already listened to half the record before it came out.
as usual i am a sucker for Harry Wilkinson's vocals and singing. It's very nice. And the production is just peak post rock and punk.
The end of a era that started in 2015.
And i'd say it's a pretty beautiful ending. Definitely dethroned Trench as their best album in my opinion.
The lyrics and production are just a step up from their previous albums. Amazing.
The singing is better, the drums are better, the sonic ideas are better. This is actually their best album
She's such a baddie
Lucy snapped and, the crushes on her songs are always so good.
At a Turning Point USA event in 2023, Kirk said he thinks gun deaths are "worth it" to have a Second Amendment.
On his self-titled radio talk show, Kirk expressed his dislike of the word "empathy."
Appearing on Jubilee's internet show Surrounded, Kirk insisted Black people were "better" in the 1940s under Jim Crow laws.
While debating a college student, Kirk said, "They were actually better in the 1940s. It was bad. It was evil. But what happened? ... read more
if you told me to name top 10 trash rnb artists currently these three would be name dropped
and all 3 of them on a track tgt... this is as bad as you would expect it to be
I was in Chinatown Manhattan while I was eating some good soup dumpling
I got an email from spotify saying this dropped and i fucking cried
Because I just knew this was going to be a nothing album. Nothing new, nothing fun, and nothing good. Just some super bland pop
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account made today, a single review and it's a 100 on the new album.
And to the paid actor: "it's so tight, I MEAN- our relationship" the line itself does imply/have sexual undertones."
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Bossa nova emerged in Brazil in the late 1950s as a deliberate fusion of samba and jazz, often credited to artists like João Gilberto, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Vinicius de Moraes. Bossa nova took syncopation and melodies of samba and recreated them with the harmonies of American jazz. The genre's 'iconic sound' is calm and gentle fingerstyle-guitar patterns, samba's rhythmic drive, smooth vocals, and chords drawn from jazz, such as 9ths, 11ths, and 13ths.
To your credit, Samba is in fact a Brazilian genre that is independent of jazz origins or direct influence.
But you have to read a bit more carefully before you comment.
NonAnon is talking about Bossa Nova, and Bossa Nova is often best described as a samba/jazz fusion."
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"The journey towards what became ‘Teens of Denial’ began in 2014, as a reaction to the response he received to his 2013 double album ‘Nervous Young Man’. “I think people just had a hard time listening to it because it was so long...Usually knowing what you want to do does take longer to come into shape because you have to reject more material...This rejected material eventually found a home on ‘How to Leave Town’.""
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For me [How To Leave Town] reads like basically a B-sides/outtakes collection but sort of conceptually so, not just that literal thing. A lot of the times, to me, a collection of outtakes that a band puts out from a certain era will be more interesting as an album listening experience""
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