Half killer, half filler

Album title hit harder than any of the songs

Lorde sings about a lot of stuff on this album

including:

- City life
- her identity
- Relationships
- Sex causing problems in relationships
- Whether people will accept her
- Trying to prove what she is capable of in order to please her mother
- A lot of sex (Starting to think she isn't actually a virgin)
- pregnancy
- Her current vs her past self
- anorexia
- Solving her problems

And probably more stuff I forgot. All that in 34 Minutes. ... read more

It's not much, but what's there is peak

This album has such a beautiful sound, shame that it's overshadowed by Roby's disguting actions

This is overproduced in a good way

One of Julian's least interesting projects

Why is it so shoooort?

Mostly forgettable.

52 -> 71

Was tweaking, it's consistently good

Album #100
It isn't as good as Velocity:Design:Comfort, but it's impressive that they got this close

It sound pleasent but it's a bit to formulaic and samey to be a must-hear imo

Edit: after listenig to melt, it kinda grew on me

My sign to dive into Danny Brown's discography

Incredible debut, there are few few artists making such dense and atmospheric electronic music in the 90's

They definitely used magic to make this album

ENOUGH WITH THE ELECTROPOP

I like Electropop, but I cannot help but being a little disappointed hearing kinda generic Pop music after the very experimental Felt mountain, even though this Album has some good moments.

This ain't it

Wait, this is so much worse than the second one

The pure bliss of hearing an album that sounds exactly like you hoped it would

A captivating, experimental and haunting journey

ANOTHER amazing Jazz Rap-album 2 weeks after egotrip???