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this has a distinctive sound, even within the vaporwave genre. instead of relying solely on nostalgia, it combines kpop samples, technical glitches, and heavily saturated sections, creating a sometimes chaotic, yet intentional, effect. the album also includes numerous melodic moments, preventing it from becoming pure digital noise

i find it to be an extremely intense and creative album, but without being chaotic. zach hill's drumming is incredibly good and fills the whole album with energy, while the electronic sounds and vocals give each track its own unique personality.

chill out is an album that seems simple on the surface, but is actually constructed with uncommon conceptual precision. More than an ambient or relaxed electronic album, it functions as a continuous journey: a kind of nocturnal tour through the southern united states, built from samples, soundscapes, and cultural fragments that blend seamlessly.

rather than direct aggression, it conveys a sense of emptiness, of an inhospitable, almost cosmic nature.
its not an album that seeks to impress through speed or virtuosity, but through persistence and atmosphere.