A slow suffocation.
Thanks @Farsin for sharing me this album of yours. The concept is brutal, real, yet captivating all the same. A POV of an innocent fish slowly suffering to his ultimate demise from the pollution of humanities hubris seeping into his world and suffocating everything in sight including the innocent fish. The album starts off pretty whimsical but slowly degrades into a solemn drudgery with nothing but pollution and the bodies of the former sea life by the end of the ... read more
Thanks @Brilxonic for letting me know about your single.
It's a solid synthwave track, nothing out of the ordinary here. Does what it needs to with out lingering too long. May not be distinct from what I usually expect from the genre, but you did well to replicate the vibe. Good stuff.
A rather forgettable chillwave release other than a couple tracks I found mildly engaging.
Recs:
- Nothing Matters
- Forever Nothing
Been a minute since I have exposed myself to some potent broken transmission. Good thing this release is here to remind me why I enjoy this fascinating genre so much. Though it does get a bit too crazy for my taste at times. Still, a fascinating listen like the genre usually is.
Well, damn. This was a great listen. It may have some misses, but damn are there hits! Super underrated album that should have more ears on it!
Recs:
- Pressure
- Somebody
- You Ain't My Man
- Make Me Wanna
- Could've Been
- Shotgun
- Visions
Some where in the middle of this listen, I had the thought that Man this industrial shit is good! Kinda reminds me of NIN. And would you look at that...
Even without the obvious influence on this specific vibe, it still hits so fucking hard. Honestly if it flowed a bit better I would be tempted to slap a hundred on this fantastic EP! Highly recommend you check this out if you're a fan of the genre or the infamous 90's band.
Recs:
I loved everything so just give it a spin.
Once I got past the intense nostalgia of listening to Owl city again after all these years, I still found this release to be a very nice late 2000s indie electropop with a gentle inviting atmosphere that's easy to find an enduring comfort in. Or it's just the nostalgia getting to me again. Idk I like it. Reminds me of my childhood. When days shown brighter, life felt magical, and we were more optimistic about the future.
Recs:
- Rainbow Veins
- Air Traffic
- The Technicolor Phase
- ... read more
Well, I certainly wasn't expecting to connect so strongly with this very charming Folktronica release. Super underrated, highly recommend you check this one out if you're a fan of the genre.
Recs:
- Hi
- King of You
- This Way
- Needle and Thread
- Trycicle
- Hill of Our Home
- The Words
- Eating Spiders
- Upstairs
While the persistent breakcore and wonky IDM does get a bit grating over time, I still found some good stuff in this one.
Recs:
- Cadium Lung Jacket
- Vida
- Ion Divvy
- Chlorophyll
- Bent Annick
- Aaron
Respect to the legend, but I'm honestly not vibing with 90's RnB Aretha Franklin. She still got the voice but I am not feeling the soul in this late career release unfortunately.
*Love Pang and The Woman looks at me glaringly*
I stand corrected. She still got it.
I didn't get that much from this classic RnB release. Like it's nice and all like the genre usually is, but I didn't get much of a lasting impression from this short of a few songs.
Recs:
- Mary Jane (All Night Long)
- My Life
- Be With You
An interesting experimental rock sound collage release. Has a few highlights though I find a lot of it missing my personal marks.
Recs:
- Ode to a Dave Asman
- Fascinated By a Willing Body
- Birds
- Very Bad A Bitter Hand
- Fingers
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