This felt a bit like it had 2 intros then 6 songs I enjoyed, yet in totality it felt lacking. There were definitely cool ideas on here but they were a bit underdeveloped as a whole project. But I did still find this more immediately rewarding than their last.

shoegaze miku is so back

Peach Pit have been what I would call my favorite band for some years now. This album finds the band refining everything on From 2 to 3 with some combination of their previous sounds. Chris, as per usual, shines here with great guitar work, especially on moments such as the solos of Yasmina and Magpie but also in the regular lead parts on many songs. I also found myself really enjoying the softer moments on songs such as Did You Love Somebody and Neil's writing across the album.

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Fun Fact: Hitori Gotoh, *the* Bocchi the Rock, was named after Masafumi Gotoh, the singer of this band.

It is a great J-rock album, if not a peak of this specific sound within the genre. Definitely would recommend to anyone looking to get into the genre. I know people tend to look at some Japanese groups as just “anime music” but that is really just unfair. There is so much more to so many of these bands. Ones like Asian Kung-Fu Generation really bleed passion into their music. To ... read more

You’re telling me a frog in boiled this water.

she's a real one for this

its like eating sugar
though, there is some fun tracks

This just a really pleasant vocaloid album. Got some summer vibes- tho I am re-listening now in November.

Whilst only discovering Horsegirl on May 14, I plan to follow them closely. The first song I heard, “Anti-Glory”, instantly stuck with me due to its entrancing drums, filling guitar tones, and lush production. After that I continued my regular music activities until a few weeks later I realized at midnight that the album had been released and I went right to listen to it.
The album starts with the pounding drums of the previously mentioned “Anti-glory” which is both a ... read more

an emotional masterpiece

V more like I like guitar

Whilst a more ambient project than Codas, S/H/A/P/E/L/E/S/S provides solid production throughout and some interesting parts for each song. My issues come more from my general mood towards ambient music. Some cuts in songs are a bit odd, such as in III, and the EP could definitely benefit from more transitions in and out of each song such as I to II. I think that perhaps the songs were too similar for me as well. My favorite moments come from the bubble effects in I ... read more

I actually forgot I was listening to it whilst listening to it.

seeing that album cover is bliss

The chorus synths in Trampoline hit hard
Makes me want to... Jump

I feel like the album cover and that's an achievement.
I want to be there.

that part in The Princess and the Clock gets me everytime

Cat Vs. Dog
Cat wins.

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