the production is so boring that i almost didn't realise how good the lyricism and vocal performance is

never properly listened to kelela before. this is incredible.

that amazing outro is carrying this painfully mid song

shockingly enough she's doing the whole indie thing better than most indie artists this decade. i'm excited for the new album

this randomly being her best work since 2009

i definitely had high expectations after listening to floodland and while there was nothing that really wowed me (except for the last track), i still thoroughly enjoyed listening through this. it does get repetitive after a while but its cohesive and consistent

better than I anticipated! the highs are very high and the lows... need to grow on me (or I won't bother returning to them because I'm not used to this genre of music yet lol)

this is a MAJOR step up from EP 1. I'm rooting for these two so badly they need to drop a full length album already

they have a clear direction that probably just needs some time to polish. an overall solid EP that perfectly lays the ground for the potential of their future projects

kinda mid towards the end but everything else is so catchy and fun to listen to

very repetitive at times but i don't really mind. i love the haunting atmosphere in the songs + musette and drums is outstanding anyway

funkiest shit i've ever heard in my life and i'm lowkey obsessed

revisiting this cus im excited asf for psy opera WE'RE SO BACK

i've really tried to get the hype around this album but i just don't. there's lots of objectively good tracks and the production throughout this project is probably the best thing about it, but apart from that i just... don't really care for about 80% of this album. i don't think there's more than 3 tracks that i'd find worth returning to despite how good they are

sunrise is an insane standout track and elegia is just gothic perfection, i had to give them their flowers

i kinda went into this album expecting most of the tracks to resonate with me the same way mad world and pale shelter did, but still a solid 80s project nonetheless

this one didn't really stick out to me at first but lots of tracks have grown on me recently.

favs: moving, the saxophone song, kite, wuthering heights, oh to be in love

very good project but there are some songs where i can't stand the how the vocals are delivered sometimes

i finally understand the hype around this one

unlike her previous albums, i kinda struggled to connect with some of the instrumentation choices on this one. despite that, its still undeniably creative and funeral is a masterpiece, but so far this is my least favourite of hers