Xanderlvl33

I think the first part is quite slow to get going, and once it does it still doesn't blow me away but past that it gets incredibly consistent. I also really like how Nike commissioned this for James Murphy + that cover art looks really cool..

For my first K-Pop album, it was surprisingly decent for a portion of the album but ultimately, sort of fell off from bite onwards if you exclude Switchblade and the Lemonade remix.

It's amazing how much emotion an album can evoke with just beautiful instrumentals. Each and every track makes me feel some sort of emotion, whether that's nostalgia, sadness, fear or serenity, it has something for everyone.

An amazing LP from Boards of Canada makes me intrigued to check out their other captivating projects.

I think without the Wayne, Future and Macy Gray features that were likely a way to push her way up the charts were a big mistake. Also Dangerous Woman misses the modern edge her successive albums, "Sweetener" and "thank u, next" capture.