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The warping of De Souza’s ferocity threads through the beautiful on her fourth album, keeping it from drifting into placidity, stubbornly insisting on weirdness and individuality as a precondition of greatness
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Indigo De Souza
Precipice
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Indigo De Souza
Precipice
Precipice is De Souza’s “arrival” album and a singular addition to the contemporary pop canon
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Call it a concept album or a record with a fixation, but where their debut felt a little more like a grab bag, moisturizer feels more cohesiv
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His lyrics bring to life scenes that are specific, relatable, and very often painful
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Alex G
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The culmination of fifteen years of exploration, refined
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Wet Leg
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A wonderfully crafted piece of work that cements the band’s staying power
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Barry Can’t Swim
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Sparking emotional response as much as offering dancefloor escapism
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Alex G
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If this isn’t the sound of Alex G’s 10 albums and 15 years’ worth of hard work and impressive refinement coming to fruition, nothing is
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While it couldn’t possibly live up to long-gestating expectations, Let God Sort Em Out is a nearly great rap album and certainly not a midlife crisis captured in studio or a late-career cash grab
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Paul Weller
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It shows how great a singer Weller is when he really sits back on it
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