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8.0
109421
8.0 |
The Line Of Best Fit
Homeshake’s sound on Helium captures the mood of our ears. hinting at zeitgeisty bedroon pop
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7.4
109641
7.4 |
Earbuddy
Reminds me a lot of Toro y Moi’s record from last month, so if you dug that record, then be sure to check this one out
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7.0
109418
7.0 |
Exclaim
A deeply felt, personal album that, like his previous work, should serve as the perfect soundtrack to many a late-night contemplation hour
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7.0
109419
7.0 |
Loud And Quiet
The instrumentation here is surreal and otherworldly, blending synths and sound effects with Sagar’s far-out vocals
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7.0
109444
7.0 |
All Music
While the album's highlights work on their own, Helium is best approached as a full listening experience, as it feels like a venture into a slightly different world than our own
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6.0
109493
6.0 |
PopMatters
Homeshake makes music the way he wants, and that's admirable, but hopefully, it doesn't get any lighter than this
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6.0
109433
6.0 |
Crack
At times too lackadaisical to find tangible direction, Helium proves an impressive benchmark of what he’s capable of when he’s focused and sharp. But for now it feels like he’s just waking up
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5.5
109466
5.5 |
Under The Radar
His trademark vocal delivery of smooth and borderline erotic whispers and coos sound distant, as if Segar himself wasn't fully committed to what's coming out of his mouth
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5.0
109420
5.0 |
The Music
Super-fans of bedroom pop may find some 'chill vibes' in Helium, but for everyone else, there's nothin' to see here, folks
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3.5
109624
3.5 |
Pitchfork
A pastiche of references beyond his reach
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3.0
109477
3.0 |
No Ripcord
Sagar sounds lethargic and detached, which may be the mood that he's going for; but when he sticks to the same tired motifs, it's hard to feel any more excited than him
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