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To me, this album sounds like the end of the world. Meteors crashing into the earth, missile sirens going off, smoke and fire fill the wait. But somehow, through the world burning down around you, the detail you notice most is how the fire surrounding you is the most vibrant and beautiful shade of red you’ve ever seen; the meteors falling to earth look like the stars were brought to you from their homes light years away just for your viewing. In the absolute emotional despair of sound ... read more

Man I really don’t know how to summarize my thoughts on this album, I truly feel like it’s at an intersection of all the music I adore. The vocals give me hints of Daniel Johnston, the guitars and reverbed waves of sound are reminiscent of Kevin shields and my bloody valentine, and the peculiar sound effects and weird warped synths remind me of some of my favorite Radiohead songs like subterranean homesick alien and sit down, stand up. It’s a beautiful album that also happens ... read more

Dude this would have been an easy top 5 album of 2024 for me if I listened to it earlier. I was always hearing about this album but just never got around to it but I will say, i was not disappointed, honestly a little surprised by my liking of this album. There’s a lot more synth/indie pop and psych music popping up in recent years, not that it’s bad, I love psych, but I feel like it has led to me feeling a slight sense of “there’s multiple albums I’ve heard that ... read more

First of all, greatest studying album of all time. But honestly, I love this album, it’s such an amazing fusion of smooth baritone jazz sounds and plinky sine synths. And as its name suggests, you can play it on loop and it all melts into one, endlessly good.