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Something I personally found only 2 years ago, but an album that really altered and connected with my music tastes. This is a fantastic and super unique project.

The District Sleeps Tonight and Such Great Heights a time as the most poppy and exciting songs on this thing, but everything is so good here. Nothing Better utilizes The Postal Service’s unique, electronic sound to its full capacity, elevating Ben Gibbard and Jen Wood’s duet.

Even the songs that aren’t as ... read more

Being someone who really loved The Now Now and it’s calm, smooth vibe, and disliked Humanz undetermined and messy structure, I did not expect much from this album, and skipped the first few single releases, as it seemed like it could be Humanz 2.0.

It isn’t. I was so very wrong. This is a top album of 2020, and the strongest Gorillaz project since Plastic Beach, for certain.

These songs have so much variety, as always with Gorillaz, but the overall experience is a bit more funky ... read more

From start to finish, this is a joy to listen to.

Once I realized after my first listen that I had saved every non interlude song barring two, on a twenty-five track album, I knew this was special. There is so much good about this, and as someone not super familiar with The Avalanches, there is so much to say that it is daunting to start. I’ll just give it a score for now.

One of the best electronic albums I have heard in years. Fuck Running Red Lights though.

This one started off really great, and sputtered pretty fast.
Rendezvous, with Hit-Boy production, is a great opener, and sets the mood for a real album, one dealing with some deeper or at least more detailed topics than his previous mixtapes. Face of My City is a bit of a fall off, only because Lil Baby just bodies Jack on this track, taking any goodwill from Jack’s verse away immediately. Followed by 21C/Delta, a drake track, but at least a good drake track with a killer second half, ... read more