Recent Reviews
Sep 23, 2018
Lotic plays between the chaos and agressiveness that made them famous but still exuberates a lot of elegance and charm with a sweet yet very textured production. This is the first time their voice is heard on record and I'm into it... sometimes. I feel like it's very powerful when it comes to saying one liners that talk about their struggle with their new identity, their image and the way people usually has prejudices on them, however the distortion is some tracks doesn't mix well with the ... read more
Sep 22, 2018
With a name like that you would never guess what this band sounds like. And I think they're still discovering what particular sound belongs to them... I'm All Ears finds Walton and Hollingworth in a hurricane of electropop, synthpop and some rock influences that all over the place but somehow feel very connected thanks to the consistent vocals and overall standout writing. I get the hype about this and seeing that SOPHIE co-produced two tracks of the album is something that was needed and added ... read more
Sep 21, 2018
While it's not his best effort to date, OPN's Age Of showcases a lot of growth when it comes to experimentation and revealing a truth that may not be easy to digest as this album's abstract sound. Of course it's something you get used to at some point, Lopatin tries to play a lot with samples and voice distortion, however I feel like in this time he went for a lighter way, Garden of Delete was complete chaos and reminded me of apocalypse, Age Of feels more like the aftermath or the part where ... read more
Sep 21, 2018
Even though it has its shortcomings and feels less raw and diverse as Puberty 2, Be the Cowboy borrows enough elements of the old Mitski with some 80's dance pop and disco that fulfill a record about feeling alone in surrounded scenarios. Mitski always knows how to tell a story in such simple yet effective words, maybe in this case it's where her songwriting shines through because of the lenght of the tracks that match perfectly with every topic she developes, however I feel like the production ... read more
Sep 19, 2018
serpentwithfeet mixes gospel, r&b, pop and touch of glitch to makes for an outstanding debut album that showcases everything his previous EP excelled at, even though this time it feels a bit repetitive. I love his style, that smooth voice combined with a very strong production by Clams Casino and Paul Epworth (to name a few) is something really close to a passionate trip to paradise. However, I feel like sometimes Wise fell into a safe space where he repeated the same structure for most of ... read more
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