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It's literally every TRL countdown from my high school years smashed together and stripped of the bullshit.
Needs more Sawayama
The erasure of Rina Sawayama can not stand.
No mention of two time Album of the Weeker Empress Of's new one???
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
I feel like this album is going to be an Overpowered level modern disco opus and I can not WAIT.
Honestly, I've heard a lot of it already and there are some great moments but it hasn't grabbed me by the throat like Art Angels or Visions did before. Maybe that's ok. I keep wanting to call this her MAYA album, but I honestly think MAYA was better and this will probably get better reviews than that anyway for... reasons lol
That Grimes description sounds kind of ominous, no?
"Charli XCX’s next-level Charli" Guess someone's getting a PE review this week?
I'd argue the previous one, Innocence Is Kinky, is just as deserving of "debut" status if not more so.
My husband and I are going for our honeymoon. I can't wait!
Maybe I'm crazy but whereas Vulnicura seemed to evoke Homogenic, this song sounds like a continuation of Post. Think "Headphones", "Cover Me", "You've Been Flirting Again". That said, those songs were offset by classics like "Army of Me" and "Hyperballad" so it'll be interesting to see if this album has the same ebb and flow.
Two years too late but yep!
I'll bite! Here are my top ten right now, give or take. 01 Perfume Genius - No Shape 02 Kendrick Lamar - DAMN. 03 Jens Lekman - Life Will See You Now 04 Sevdaliza - ISON 05 Sampha - Process 06 The Mountain Goats - Goths 07 Marika Hackman - I'm Not Your Man 08 Saint Etienne - Home Counties 09 Austra - Future Politics 10 Arca - Arca
Should have been Molly. The end.
I'm certainly not to come out on one side or the other here (though as a fan of their music I am very conflicted on how to feel about all of this), but I think what they're trying to say is something to the effect of everyone having different boundaries and lines of consent. Again, not mounting this as a defense of anything by any means. I'm just trying to decipher the phrasing myself and that's what I came up with.
The songs so far sound like they'll be revisiting the sound of Good Humor with the thematic heft of their last three albums. This is going to be awesome.
Yeah the singles so far have all been wonderfully St. Vincent-esque. Hoping for a little more in the vein of "Hadron Collider," though.
Surprised there's not even a mention of the new Nelly Furtado album out this weekend, produced by John Congleton no less.