The title track is the best piece of minimal techno you can hear.

Frutiger Aero-coded music is my favorite genre now.

This album stripped back the “loveless” aspect of shoegaze a bit to add some punkish, poppish vocals and sound palettes.
As somebody who wasn’t impressed by “spooky” as much, it was a welcome change of pace and reminded me of Curve’s “Doppelgänger” with the vibrance and energy added to the base shoegaze sound.
I think more shoegaze albums could implement these punk-ish, aggressive elements to diverse from the dreamy, ethereal aspects we ... read more

First jailwashed artist I ever saw

Most fun I’ve had with an album all year!

Wait where’d she go?

4:00 A.M. is some of the best 5 minutes japanese music has to offer.

Simulation Swarm is one of my favorite songs of all time, so listening to the album has been a long time coming.
I saw the runtime of this album and was afraid that it would feel long and slow.
And well, it does feel slow.
Listening to this album literally made me feel like it slowed down time.
I have so many things going on in my life right now, my mind felt like thoughts were racing by at 100 miles per hour.
The first song immediately cleared up my mind, making a blank slate.
I had a calm ... read more

Actually pretty good, did not expect that 😅

Ngl pretty disappointing, sounds like her style is getting stale for me

Damn this might actually be one of the best years for rap

This isn’t just music, this is cinema. And I mean that even without the accompanying movie.

The previous project from Quadeca, the amazing mixtape [SCRAPYARD], was supposed to be a collage of throwaways from [I Didn’t Mean To Haunt You] and said project [Vanisher, Horizon Scraper]. Listening to songs like [Guide Dog] and [Texas Blue], I could see that he was leaning towards more art pop and acoustic material. That gave me a lot of excitement to see how [VHS] was going to sound, ... read more

This is the single greatest experience I’ve had with D&B. I don’t think anything will top this yet

The biggest takeaway from this project was that I really need a Kevin Abstract x Quadeca collab album.

The tracks are so “slick” that they’re borderline effortless.

“You’re playing Lil Wayne too loud!”

Simply the best jazz rap you’ll hear all year. It has the best jazz, and it has the best rap.
Not only is it a show of free-flowing beautiful instrumentals, it has Dixon filling any part of any song that could feel empty with impressive writing and storytelling, making for one of the most fulfilling listens I’ve had since a while.

Grainy crispy gazey hell.. I mean heaven

One of the few gripes I had with Few Good Things was the somewhat lackluster production but this album just blew that criteria out of the water, insanely jazzy and soulful beat selections from No I.D.
The bars are also amazing even for Saba standards.
Some of the 1 minute tracks did sound undercooked and could have benefited from more length tho

Takes you on a ride through history, although effects may vary from chapter to chapter.