Tenu

A really, really eerie album. It feels like every ounce of this album was made without thinking of anything else other than darkness and post-punk production. Legitimately, this album lives up to its tags.

If you were unaware like I was, this album was released just two months after lead vocalist and lyricist Ian Curtis died. That's a really tough position for a band to be, and much less for them to release their final project while still processing his passing. And you can really feel ... read more

Barely at 35 minutes long, Jason's third album is decent, really. It's nothing particularly innovative, but it does well what aspects it does. Melodic dubstep and some more EDM touches make for his usual stuff.

Thru good eyes, I think this does what it plans well. You're coming in for Melodic Dubstep, and you recieve that. Not much experimentation, pop, industrial stuff. And if you like that, you'll like this one. There's definitely some stronger songs relative to the ... read more

Imagine taking the creative aspects of Art and glitch pop and uniting them with future bass + some atmospheric DnB, and that's pretty much what this gets you.

There's so many ways to describe this album, and I'll probably start with hints of ethereal production choices, alongside some more love and bittersweet lyricism, and topping off with (my experience, at least), a feeling of density when hearing some parts here. It starts off so strong too, the first three four tracks are ... read more

First time hearing these guys, and honestly I liked their approach. Shoegaze / alt rock is a classic combo, and it's a really upbeat listen. In my eyes, the dream pop aspect isn't really as present as the other two subgenres. This is such a fitting post-hardcore album, so that's what stands out the most in this. It's a reverby work, not really psychedelic though. And it's also very atmospheric, it's fitting for focusing on something while still having alt rock on ... read more