Haquatic

This album is a blessing upon this world. It's hard not to compare this to Porter Robinsons 2014 album "Worlds". Though they both have the same bakcground, that being early 2010s electro house, they chose different paths on their debut albums. Madeon chose the more modern electropop sound, creating a blend of huge synth walls and pop hooks. The adventoures sound this album envokes is truly amazing. Whether it goes hard or soft, it still envokes the same emotion, and it obvious Madeon ... read more

.Wav has some weaker moments, but is for the most part a great album filled with songs that spotlights Flux Pavilions ability to write and produce dramatic and melodic compositions. In addition, there is a dozen of great guests that help push the album even more. Even though the album is quite long, dynamic performances help relieve the album from being too monotonous.

I've been a big fan of Droptek for a very long time, and it was a welcome surprise to see him release an album. The album absolutley delivers the Droptek you would expect, but it feels quite bloated. There are a handful of really good songs, and then about 40 minutes of some rather boring or basic songs. Even though the overall impression is solid, I feel like this would have been better off as an EP, sadly.

It's great to get an album from MiTiS again, after a few years since the last album. The previous album has grown a lot on me, but it took a while. Lost, on the other hand, hit me relatively quickly. The production is still just as good, but the hooks were a little better this time. Every single song delivers, some a little more than others. Yes, nothing fantastic happens here, and it can get a little repetitive when only three of the songs are a different genre from the rest, but the album hit ... read more