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| 2.5 average | cjbizzlebizzle | December 28th 23 |
Found this randomly from a poster for an upcoming show at a venue and decided to check it out. Don't know a ton about CHAI but it seems like they used to be more dance-punk and now have become more synthy dance-pop. Perhaps they should have stuck with more of an edge/punk sound because this is just about as middle of the road as it gets for dance pop. The synths are bored, the vocals are timid and it just feels disinterested without being purposefully so. Just feels like a release for the sake of a release and not much energy or passion put into the project.
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| 2.5 average | ajcollins15 | September 27th 23 |
The fourth album from the four-women Japanese group sees them continue to water down their brand of synthy dance music. Ever since the band's dance-punk debut album in 2017, they keep releasing more watered-down versions and here we see probably the base of that sound. With simplistic and somewhat unmemorable dance and synth funk cuts that really question what the band was doing. Don?t get me wrong, there are some interesting ideas here and there just like there always are. Like on the groovy and heavenly ?I Can't Organizeeee?, but the whole album is just a slog to sit through.
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| 3.0 good | Tom R. CONTRIBUTOR | October 14th 23 |
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