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| 2.6 average | Erwann S. STAFF | November 9th 20 |
After going on an electro house binge, Boris Daenen decides to come back to his roots: liquid funk. Wobbling basses, frantic drums, and sweet vocal delivery are the album's core formula, but it doesn't often stray away from said template. That's the main problem: while the first half of the album is enjoyable, the second half feels like nothing but a rehashed copy of what was popular 8-10 years ago. Would have worked better as an EP.
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| 2.0 poor | ajcollins15 | November 5th 20 |
This record is the definition of throwing 100?s of knives at a target and hoping one of them has enough power to stick to the target. For over an hour, track after track will be the exact same dancefloor drum and bass sound. So, the first quarter of the record is bouncy and fun?just like how the start of a fun night at the club is fun and energetic. But as the night goes on, as the album goes on, you get more tired and sick to your stomach. This album completely loses itself by the end and your ears are ready for anything but dancefloor music.
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