A very smooth and soulful record that, at times, is very captivating from just its production alone. However, I do wish there was a bit more depth to the structuring and the overall writing itself.

An enchanting experience from front to back that rarely ever feels dragging. It's mesmorizing from front to back with every track glowing in a unique way whether it be the melodic woodwinds off of COLORATURA, or the beautiful chimes scattered throuout mazamun. The captivating vocal performances from the outro track sealed my thoughts for this record and with this album being my introduction to Ichiko Aoba, I'm definetly motivated enough to check out the rest of her discography.

This experience will sometimes feel as if it's lifting you up into heaven and sometimes will feel as if it is opening a direct gateway to hell right in front of you, all while doing so in the raunchiest way possible.

The first bit of Bad Bunny that I actually kind of enjoy. But overall, not something I would want to frequently come back to unless I'm on the dance floor or something.

I'm unfortunately annoyed by the British man's vocals. Pretty killer finish though if you ask me.

It's weird, unique, fun, and interesting, but I just wish some songs stuck better than others

lying down on a bright white floor rn with blood coming out of my skull

i just spent half an hour in heaven

not rlly worth the listen imo, but props to her for making an effectively uncomfortable, cold, depressing, and dark EP 🤗

definitely some corny writing at times, but man these virgins can cook

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Slint made THE timeless post-rock album

Leave Kanye out of this.

rageful nostalgia (i luv tom morello)

an impressively scary experience, but not one that I'm eager to come back to

Edit: 70 -> 90

nvm i was trippin

the best introduction i could have had to this band, super excited to see whats next from here

not an album that I was super entertained by, but there were still a select few that I thought were pretty fun, I just wasn't a fan of some of the ideas through the LP

this album is definitely a lot of things, and boring is far from one of them

I was very skeptical about listening to this record after hearing about the absence of their lead singer because of how incredible his contributions were to the band's first two LPs, but I'm glad I eventually came around to it. BCNR is still creating profound musical pieces and I'm extremely excited for the future of this band.

"slice of life A24 movie" the album