Album Rating: 4.5
Def one of my faves this year
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Oh yeah! the long awaited grouper revew. I'll definitley give this a proper read later, no time right now.
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you're a really fuckin good writer
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Album Rating: 3.5
That ending bit wasn't depressing at all.
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Tristan Jones for staff
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Gorgeous
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Liz can do no wrong :]
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can't wait for my wax to arrive ... gonna be a somber candle-lit experience
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^_____^ so beautiful
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Album Rating: 5.0
i want the lyrics to this badly
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i watched as it unfolded ....
fuk i have 43 Holding plays lol
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Album Rating: 5.0
lol do you want me to hold you already
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Album Rating: 4.5
really nice review man
i liked dragging a dead deer up a hill so i'll be sure to check this out
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excellent review Johnny! one of your best for sure, a pleasure to read. I can't really offer much feedback beyond that, I'll give it a go though;
"While we certainly weren’t there during inception, a true reverence"
"I think you're missing a word before 'inception', either 'its' or 'the', maybe something else.
"The opening track “Made of Metal” is made up of ascending thuds that, due in part to knowing the feeling well, resemble a foreboding anxiety - similar to repeating ‘it’s going to be fine' persistently, albeit pointlessly. As the song apexes, a worrisome tone ferments."
I think in the space of those two sentences there are too many pauses and the flow is interrupted a bit, maybe consider rephrasing? I'd also replace 'made' in the first sentence with something else since 'made' is already in the title of the song right in front of it.
Seriously though, fantastic review man.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Thx Scuro, I'll sort those out when I get a chance
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Album Rating: 4.5
Awesome review man, pos. Really liked this on my first few listens and I'll probably end up bumping it
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Album Rating: 4.0
"holding" is so beautiful.
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Album Rating: 4.5
This is quite different from AIA, which is sort of her masterpiece. But so is Dragging a Dead Deer. I love how she seems to operate in two very different but overlapping worlds.
This album is her most intimate, nearly claustrophobically so, and the lyrics are finally more discernible. "Clearing" absolutely crushes me. Good review.
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This is quite different from AIA, which is sort of her masterpiece.
http://puu.sh/ct03R/47596630da.jpeg
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Album Rating: 3.5
Agreed AIA is a fantastic album, Liz hasn't really put out a bad album tbh
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