Dan Bull is an album by the youtuber The Life of Pablo. He's a very talented individual and this album is just another example of his genius.

The opening track, Ultralight Beam, has really interesting mongolian throat singing samples and the David Bowie feature was really unexpected!!!! Zach Hill does drums on the following song, Mother Shrink My Legs, and it left me feeling extremely aroused and headstrong

One of my favourite songs has to be Famous, it's an agressive nu-metal banger with a ... read more

Not as good as their self-titled, but definetly a pretty great album. The exciting, fun genre combinations are still present on the sophomore record (yes, there's also an fucking IDM song in this one) but this time around there's a few flaws and some meh tracks. But overall, it's not bad at all.

Quite a lot of good songs in here. The biggest and most popular track on the album is arguably Severlá, which is a GENIUS song which has all of its lyrics sung backwards, the chorus literally ... read more

That's... not the right cover art guys. But whatever. In case you don't know (you probably don't, this is hella obscure) this is ''i just don't wanna name it anything with beach on the title'' a super brief 3-song EP from Laura Les, from 100 Gecs. And it's surpisingly amazing.

For the record, this review is about the Bandcamp version of the EP. The soundcloud version has a BANGING bonus track but it also changes the tempo and adds weird stuff to the songs, which I don't really like.

The three ... read more

Bet you didn't see this one coming, did you?

Joe Hisaishi's score for My Neighbor Totoro is one of the prettiest soundtracks to anything. Totoro is my favourite movie ever, and this is one of the reasons. Path of The Wind and specially Tonari No Totoro are the two main gems on this score, the ladder is one of the few songs in a foreigh language I can hum in its entirety, the melody is that memorable and nostalgic to me.

It's such a beautifuly composed, rich collection of songs for one of the ... read more