Bjork loves Death Grips and so do I. Weirdo first half, hardcore second.
DG's most boring work. I like funny long name and Birds cause birds. Besides that, pretty lacking in creativity
Terminally online, but like scary, actual deep web music from a site you shouldn't be on. A rabbit hole of spiraling links and corrupted servers. But with bangers hard enough to blow your house up and crack the night sky
The most quintessential experimental hip hop album there is. So many career highlights. Death Grips at their poppiest <<33
Some of Prince's nastiest guitar work, glam-iest rock, and star-iest pop work
Genesis dialed it the fuck in on this one. Post Punk bops all the way through. And a concept for nerds, like himself, and I to reel over how wacky and unique it is. Only thing is I see More. I think Genesis is on the edge of being a truly boundary pushing artist. Hope he gets even weirder and noisier with his next release
just a funky silly little guy pouring his heart out. An ambitious and genre bending first album, and infectiously catchy
Charli's return to mediocrity. All the lessons and growth of the last couple years seemingly non existent. A return to hyperbasic pop with little to no flavor and even a waste of the collaboration of a lifetime with Rina
Charli killing it with PC music Again. Great production, some of her best tunes and songwriting
PEAK CHARLI, THE FUTURE OF POP IS HERE. Her best instrumentals, her best song writing, her best singing, her best everything. A true landmark for pop
Edit: (98 -> 99): This thing is one of the most important albums to me. This album changed me. It has the sound of electropop from the 2000s which made me hate music as a child. But it takes them to another universe. Another timeline. The best timeline. This was a turning point in my music listening. Thank you Charli.
Charli with some great instrumentals and more sweet vocals than ever before, great pop
Charlie with much better instrumentals; fun, weird, bouncy, electric, but still with only mild lyrical chops.
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