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Keep check on her website. Apparently she is gonna sign a few copies of the Dry demo. Those sold out quickly but I'm betting she does those with the others, too.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
A vast improvement over Joanne. This is the follow up to Artpop I wanted.
I love Joanne too, but I like this more than Artpop
It took a while but Joanne grew on me to an extent. There are a handful really strong tracks on there, but I think about 1/4 of the album is just very uninteresting pop stuff, very forgetful. Artpop on the other hand, I think is just amazingly trashy and surprisingly harsh sounding musically, with a number of tracks getting really close to industrial. That and it has probably my favorite Gaga track in the title track. Artpop has to be in my top 20 favorite album of the last decade, honestly, and it’s neck and neck as to what my favorite Gaga album is With Fame Monster being the other.
But this is just awesome, a much more refined and restrained electro house/pop album for the most part. And not one ballad, really, which after the success of A Star Is Born, the single version of Joanne, and A Million Reasons could have ended up being her main focus. Thank god, she’s back to making kind of weird, trashy club pop.
Over a week late, but this is my most listened to Volta album post breakup. I have a fear this will become a forgotten album of that decade. But it’s amazing.
Post by snowmanomura on May 30, 2020 0:01:19 GMT -5
chouk bwa and the angstrommers | vodou ale
Afro-Caribbean voodoo polyrhythms meet bass-weight dub electronics on Vodou Alé, the debut full-length collaboration between Haitian six-piece Chouk Bwa and Belgian production duo, The Ångströmers. The traditional and contemporary collide on this nine-track merger of distinct Haitian mizik rasin (roots music) and rumbling electronic production, forging a thrilling and hypnotic dialogue between minimalist sound design and Afro-Haitian drum talk.