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A couple months months post ADP hype the revisionism on their music has begun. People saying they were always boring and the gimmick was really all they had to appeal to the mainstream and they'll eventually fade into irrelevance, and that may be true. But this still rocks.
And what that comes down to in it's simplest form is the groove. Yes it's technically interesting and you could deep dive every micro aspect of the record and hail ADP as the greatest musicians of all time ... read more
Okay guys please dont kill me i can explain.
Inferno comes a time where people need boards of canada the most, in times like these inferno indulges you in beauty without shying away from darkness but in the process i think it forgets what made BOC great in the first place. take track 1 prophecy at 1420 mhz, the track takes a very traditional IDM approach which is not a bad thing i like the track but its indicative of one of my main problems with the record which is the "traditional IDM ... read more
I like it but it's very much akin to elias ronnenfelts solo work rather than what id expect out of an iceage album (I only listened to the first one so my opinion might be outdated) my biggest gripe is it goes too indie rock sometimes (even though it is an indie rock album) it goes into the formulaic indie rock playbook the that I'm kinda tired of I'm just nitpicking since I do think it incorporates punk elements very well while maintaining the structure of the album. It may be ... read more
CLEARING OUT MY SPIN LIST #7
This took me a while to write but this album definitely needs a relisten so I'm thinking this will be outdated soon but whatever
Bob Dylan is an artist I am not at all educated in and that has become apparent when I heard highway 61 revisited. Track 1 "Like a rolling stone" led me in with a sense of security as to the little I know about Bob Dylan folk/blues rock made in the 60s which isn't a bad thing at all in fact I quite like the song ... read more
CLEARING OUT MY SPIN LIST #6
In the hissing of summer lawns is best represented by its cover in the sense that nothing is unknown, the storytelling/lyricism is absolutely on point in this record which seem to go at breakneck speed throughout almost the entire album even if it is a jazz and folk pop record. Which brings me to the instrumentation which is just beautiful, even on the songs I like less they can't be called bad each song brings you into the narrative and puts you beside ... read more
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