can a man not have some fun on his birthday?

Ethio-jazz is something I was blind to until now. Something so captivating about these melodies and grooves.

Endlessly replayable, and surprisingly uplifting. Astounding last few tracks too

I can't believe this lost must hear this is actually so fire. Every tracks bangs so hard; its all so wild and groovy.

endlessly dreamy

we are ALL bumping the new North West ep

the greatest upcoming underground star 🔥🔥🔥

jpegmafia best not be WASHED

super flat song, doesn't really do anything until the last 30 seconds. the mix is too dry, peggys vocals are way too quiet beneaths the borderline annoying vocal sample. the guitar adds SOMETHING at least, but its too little too late.

for a lead single, sounding like a poor leftover of your previous album is mad

good yes

It's been a long 10 years. We moved house the week Prince died — its the primary point of reference for how long we've been here. I remember my parents being devastated. So of course, RIP Prince 🙏

It's a pretty phenomenal record, unsurprisingly. From all the Prince I've been played through the years I never actually took the initiative to... listen to him fully? Groovy, funky, synthy, sexy — kind of has it all. The flowers ruin the album cover tho icl; once I ... read more

dude the electro pop scene this year has been LETHAL. this one's great too, but slightly less memorable for me as the others. however, SO MANY BANGERS still

domer

ALL bangers. will have to listen to his album a few more times too

Sounds just like the album cover: chaotic and enthralling. Really grows every listen, super fun. Just consistently left wanting more; wish it was longer.

i remember enjoying Ghost Mountain's Orange Country

that being said, Worlds a Fuck is the only standout track. their voices are KINDA grating and the middle 2 songs are just... there — beats are all pretty good though

Lots of bangers, does kind of end weak though. Quality musicianship throughout — epic microtonal grooves coupled with odd time signatures. Very nice

Whilst being fairly conventional pop indie rock, it has a certain charm, and a couple of gems throughout.

yes

first half is actually unreal like tf

Quality production, super catchy, great little album

The bee leaves the studio, and defying all expectations, Ye delivers an album that is surprisingly listenable, and predictably milquetoast.

A mixing overhaul, a rework of the AI remnants, and a bit more time in the oven for the last 1/3 of the album and I think this could've been GREAT rather than just, GOOD.

If I'm being picky, the album can feel incoherent or confused at times. No clear, unifying sound or identity — 2000s chipmunk soul Ye one song, then an industrial ... read more