Lalo21

I just love it. I listen to it to study, I listen to it to drive (not always the best idea but hey, what ya gonna do), i listen to it to nap. It's just good ambient shoegaze slowcore with amazing textures.

It can be difficult to get into this project due to the singer's voice being a bit too nasaly and "out of tune". Also the production can be too quiet and raw (the drums sound like a mile away from the rest of the band). Despite all of that, this album is a true masterpiece. The compositions are beyond amazing, the executions are fantastic (I still can't understand how the drummer pulls off some of the rhythms and rhythm changes). The themes that it approaches are executed ... read more

This album was my best friend during the Covid-19 quarantine alongside Duster's Stratosphere (worrying, I know). The absolute raw nature of Daniel Johnston's approach to music inspired me to start making music during that dark time of my life. Johnston isn't a prodigy in his instruments, his voice isn't beautiful by pop standards, and yet he creates such a unique and powerful image of a man struggling with mental illness and a reality he doesn't seem to quiet understand. This album doesn't grab ... read more

I got into this project shortly after discovering Duster (stratosphere being one of my favorite albums of all time). I got really sucked in into the atmosphere it creates. Very meditative and patience rewarding. The raw production makes you feel like you can see the band playing right in front of you. However, it does turn into a bit of a slowburn after the second half due to it sounding a bit too repetitive.