Sinclair

A really great hidden gem here. The production felt like it borrowed a lot from the early internet era in terms of its aesthetic and general sound. All the layers of production here can sometimes completely drown out every other aspect of the album, which sounds like a complaint, but it's not. It's done really tastefully here and leads to some great musical moments where it almost sounds the Harlin Cope is drowning in the production itself. I didn't like vocals at first, I thought they sounded weirdly crisp compared to the lo-fi style production, but they grew on me, and I think they actually compliment the general vibe of this album pretty well. I also though the drum and bass elements were done effectively, their sparse use throughout the album made it stand out more when they were implemented.