ShuttleToTheta

The more I listen to this album the more it grows on me, exciting concepts, talented artists and a great sound.

It's a shame they are no longer together to make music under Tapir!

Genuine project shown by the passion for storytelling from chilly, waving uncertainty to uplifting yet still melancholic aromas flowing through Gymnopédie, this album brings life to dormant concepts the artist had locked away. They portray such instinctual and natural personality to these records with ... read more

I genuinely do not understand the excitement for this record; Having listened to this album front to back a few times for reviewing purposes I struggle to see any replay-ability. The opening to this album is incredibly weak with nonsensical ear chalk that doesn't get better throughout the album.

I have never heard anything like this before and I do appreciate the boldness to peruse something new, but I'm sad to say that it falls flat with incoherent anti-rhythmic instrumentals and ... read more

This album genuinely suprised me, the vocal performance in this album is incredible, truly a breath of fresh air. The vocal performance from 'Bloom' is genuinely extinguishing the soul of any longsuffering.

With the 60's mood in Keep Walking' brings such a groove to the record, reminding me of a lot of the past jazz, pop and soul music of the past.

Im am not going to detail every track but, this is an incredible record and i very much recomend listening to this album if ... read more

Some really impressive drums in this album the upsides are the beat and production on NPC and Straight Through My Head (DO IT!!!), although I think a lot of my critiques lie down to cringy lyricism the awkward virtuousness of being edgy, it was hard to listen to vocally and I thought the album had uninspiring vocal performances.

I will say that I doubt people were saying that this album was going to change the way we see music forever, but I believe that music is a constant progression of ... read more