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Unapologetically fun and sensual, with hints of a provocative Janelle, «The Age of Pleasure» is as groovy and warm as an evening by the beach paired with cheap sangria and a joint - summer doesn’t get much better than this.

Its songs blend into each other effortlessly and unpretentiously, as if mimicking a slow sunset that starts unexpectedly but keeps on going until the music stops.

Monáe’s 4th studio album may not be as epic and monumental as her previous ... read more

electronic music innovator Oval’s most recent project is an unsettling and hypnotic, yet weirdly comforting and visceral piece of lush electroacoustic ambient landscapes. paired with unintelligible and cryptic, skin-crawling, yet tingly, whispers reminiscent of a nymph’s, the rawness of the electroacoustic takes up the stage and strikes the listener as something unexplainably sublime.

(i’ll be reviewing björks’ discography on the days coming up to the release of fossora. but until then i’ll just say this is the only album ever)

this generation’s vespertine.