pgadams

Every single day this album ages better and better. If you asked me for a perfect album this would probably be the first one I'd name. Alice Glass is at her very best here, a perfect fusion of the iconic shrieks of (I) and the ethereal singing that would continue through (III). The mystical, aggressive, dark, wavy instrumentals from Ethan Kath become the perfect fit for the former's vocals and with those two along with some killer songwriting and a Robert Smith feature, you have ... read more

What an absolutely delightful surprise this record was. John Michel was rapping on this album like there was an eviction notice paper on his front door. Anthony James delivered some of the richest production I've heard on recent rap albums and the duo's energy suited each other flawlessly. So much potency was shoved into this 37 minute listen to where it feels like they could've gone another 30 if they hadn't stopped themselves. Only negative nitpick is that the production ... read more

Coming into this album I expected nothing less than near perfection, and that's a lot to ask for seeing as this is my first time actually sitting down and listening to Quadeca. It didn't let me down. The instrumentation is gorgeous, the singing and rapping is on point, and the cohesiveness of the album makes it feel like half of the 1h 9m runtime.
Yes, it's as good as everyone is saying. Maybe better. Definitely better.

Favorite Tracks: NATURAL CAUSES, THUNDRRR, NO QUESTIONS ... read more

Wet Leg have put together an impressive and accessible indie rock album. It's not a masterpiece nor is it a dull listen in the slightest.

Favorites: pillow talk, catch these fists, CPR

Least favorites: don't speak, 11:21