Album Rating: 4.0
this is fire
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checking this out before the new one here goes
ahhh yes, title track is some very nice OPN for sure
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damn "Krumville" pretty dope too usually not big on the inclusion of vocals on his tracks but it ok here
overall initial impressions feeling ablum is underrated
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Album Rating: 4.5
Album is better than the new one.
Though I do like the new one.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Naw. Tranquilizer is a cohesive sonic world to get lost in. One of the most focused and polished electronic albums I’ve heard in years—far surpassing his similarly-ambient stuff like r+7.
I need to relisten to this, Magic, and Age Of, but the last time I heard this, it just sounded like some post-modern sound collage. There’s great stuff on all 3 albums, but they’re very aimless and ‘showy’ compared to Tranq imo
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Album Rating: 4.5
My brother is really into his electronic music but hadn't heard of OPN which surprised me a bit - I said try Tranquilzer. He liked it but his take was 'kinda like Prefuse 73'.
I think his later albums like this one are more unique and would be harder to place.
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Guess this will be next on my OPN journey.
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Album Rating: 4.5
There's def an argument to be made of his later albums sans Tranq being his most creative, but idk, I just don't think they stick the landing the same way albums like Tranq and Replica do. GoD is an outlier. For whatever reason, that's an instance of his "throw-everything-at-the-wall" tendencies working out super well.
Relistening to this rn though, hoping I like it more than I did previously. I've been super super into OPN lately. I do a lot of content creation for company blogs so I get to listen to music all day long, and I swear I've played Replica, Tranq, R+7, and Zones 15 or so times each in these past few weeks
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Album Rating: 4.5
I'm sure I'll listen to this many more times today as I do more work from home, but I def enjoyed it more already this time around. It's not as sound-collage-y as I remember it tbh. A lot of it still did just pass by, but Ubiquity Road and A Barely Lit Path are phenomenal. Krumville is another highlight. Gotta see what else reveals itself
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Album Rating: 4.5
Ugh. Okay I just shouldn’t say anything about any of his music until I’ve listened to an album like 4 or 5 times. Had the same reaction to this that I initially had on my second play, but somewhere around the 5th listen it hit me that this is fucking amazing
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>ablum is called Again
>you played it again
holy shit
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Album Rating: 4.5
Omg... You're so right. How did I not realize this?
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Album Rating: 4.0
mind blown bro
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Album Rating: 2.5
maybe that's where I'm going wrong here (okay I lied, this was marginally better than I recall). Go Again?
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Album Rating: 4.5
*XQC voice: WE GO AGANE
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Album Rating: 4.0
I think the middle part of this record is the strongest, just before Nightmare Paint
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Album Rating: 4.5
The middle section is excellent yeah--Locrian to Nightmare Paint is a super stretch. Still think the best tracks are the last too and Krumville though
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