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Oneohtrix Point Never
Tranquilizer
Daniel Lopatin seems eager to play tricks on our brains again with Tranquilizer, yet he also seems more aware than ever about the impermanence of his work
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MIKE
Showbiz!
A bastion of New York’s rap underground, MIKE’s seventh album embodies the communal spirit of his work more powerfully than ever
Paste Magazine
De La Soul
Cabin In The Sky
The group has a lot to say on their first album in almost a decade. It’s as imaginative and creative as the best albums in their discography
Albumism
Oneohtrix Point Never
Tranquilizer
On his 11th album, producer Daniel Lopatin saves the best for last
musicOMH
FKA Twigs
EUSEXUA Afterglow
Overall, it is an exciting era for FKA Twigs fans, as she continues her winning streak
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Stella Donnelly
LOVE AND FORTUNE
Love And Fortune is both expansive and intimate, creating a space to feel and filling it with Donnelly's truth
Hot Press
FKA Twigs
EUSEXUA Afterglow
Every aspect of EUSEXUA Afterglow stems from her imagination – and what a vibrant imagination it is
Hot Press
Keaton Henson
Parader
The album has many excellent songs, but perhaps the most memorable is ‘Conversation Coach’, a playful, self-reflective number about how Henson struggles during social situations
Hot Press
Oneohtrix Point Never
Tranquilizer
Daniel Lopatin’s latest and eleventh Oneohtrix Point Never album is a compelling, suitable soundtrack for the modern endless scroll
A.V. Club
De La Soul
Cabin In The Sky
The first release since the death of their founding member dwells on the afterlife, yet doesn’t forsake their perpetually sunny sound
The Guardian
De La Soul
Cabin In The Sky
Refreshes the quirks that made the trio so charming across their tenure, while taking stock of the matured realities and changes they have been forced to reckon with
Paste Magazine
De La Soul
Cabin In The Sky
The group’s first record since the death of founding member Trugoy The Dove is packed with purpose, poignant lyricism and fresh reflection
NME
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