starflowered

like watching the sky fade into darkness as the night is lit up by the glimmering artificial lights, Big city life builds itself slowly and hazily, caught in a lush, uncanny trance of awkward social interactions, the smell of freshly rained upon streets and the inescapable prison of urban liberty.

jazzy, silky smooth trip-hop, icy and melancholic strings, existentialist dread and wonder and sparkly synths all come together in a psychedelic, minimalistic production that manages to perfectly ... read more

so, you're out of the club. the sun reveals itself slowly as it dissipates the night away, the last DJ set is still banging in your ears, your blood is still running hot, your skin sticky, your friends laughing, and the only thought in your head is: where to go next?

as much as it is a deepening, this record feels, both musically and thematically, as a rediscovery. a broadening of EUSEXUA's universe that manages to perfectly land the mark as a simultaneous 'back to basics' ... read more

a practice. a state of being. the pinnacle of human experience. for me, the greatest strength in the conceptualization of "eusexua" is the plurality of the feeling, and how it can be manifested and experienced in many different shapes by many different people, which only feeds into the palette the album sets out to explore while framing itself as situated in one single environment: the dancefloor.

i wouldn't describe EUSEXUA as a dance album though, as it very much is a musical ... read more

a bold convergence of the beautiful and the bizarre, Quarantine is as challenging as it is a fascinating listen, where unconventional soundscapes come together in ways that are both gorgeous and confrontational.

galaxies of echoing, pulsating synths and drones; vocals with jarring manipulation that sit in a limbo-like intersection between melodic and spoken word; cryptic, fragmented lyrics that almost sound senseless and a complete lack of any traditional drum patterns merge in an ambient ... read more