Memory keeper. Mostly music and movies, plus some series and video games. Obscure darkness meets pop culture glow.
It is a half-half album for me. Half is not my style, other half is still not mine but I still like it. It is something I can put in the singer-songwriter drawer and really good songs they are. And the album cover is a stunning good photo.
Usual F&M vibe and groove.
He says “think Burial meets Bonobo”, and that’s about right. Nice, moody, atmospheric, downtempo bass music.
I am gonna call this garage indie noir-inflicted pop-rock. Attention grabbing record in many colours of the grayscale.
Soulful, hiphop tempo, some bass, some singing. Sounds like hailing from those best days when glitchy hiphop and dubstep started rediscovering its triphop roots. I really like this record, have been listening to it for some time now.
This. Is. Beautiful. Intimate, soothing, calm, enchanting. And all that without the slightest trace of being cheesy, wearing any fluff or trying to be over the top mainstream chillout. Cannot help to replay right away. This is a gem.
I cannot just say a quick verdict on a new Metallica album. But actually… it’s great!
Say this first: worst album cover of the year. Now, as for the music it is definitely different from the first album but still something great. It may not even be possible to see this as a follow-up to the first Kuedo record, but rather a piece in the larger context of the life of Jamie Teasdale. Many flavors mixed in but this is misterious in many ways. Electronic, synths, and probably the most beautiful tracks are the ones resembling Vangelis in the era of the Blade Runner soundtrack. And then there are those few tracks which are the most shit-your-pants soundtracks of a horror movie and you may not want to listen to those at home alone.
Super weird, like bass music and triphop and such with arabic flavors mixed in. If something it is sure to be a unique take.
