Lackoon

Absolutely loved the album. Maximalism at its finest imo
So dense and layered with everchanging textures it's such a good listen and some of these garage rhythms are so good
I prefer this ealier future garage stuff so much more than the NUKG stuff nowadays omds altho i do know it's a diff target
I honestly enjoyed every track and saved most of them except like maybe the first one which felt a bit more standard compared to the rest but loved that too. And that last track was so wide ... read more

This albums feels like a spiritual successor of Kid A and Amnesiac, but with a stronger internal monologue and well... lyrics that make sense. This album really grows on you. It's not easy to get started, but once you do...

I must say, the production on this album is really lush and layered with every instrument - including her husky, whispered voice - meticulously textured and kept sonically interesting. The result is an incredibly intimate and warm sound that feels so effortlessly cool even when vulnerable or emotionally charged. Despite taking from many different genres, from grunge-tinted guitars to neo-soul to electronic influences, the album still feels cohesive in a way that is unmistakably her own.

Wow. Just wow. I couldn't get into it at first, but once I had... i cant explain it in words.
It feels bare, it feels empty yet full, and there is an eeriness to it all that feels so human. Its songs lack a traditional structure and instead develop organically and abruptly, leaving the listener to linger in the texture and space James creates. His use of textures and layering to build up sounds is part of what's so captivating. It's almost as if the song's got a life of its ... read more