Album Rating: 4.0

He was young, happy and in love when he made Lighght and I prefer that Kishi.



But I guess it's nice that he also does Dolly Parton covers now. The innocence couldn't last.

Album Rating: 4.0

haha

that's one way of looking at it I suppose

come back to us kishi

Album Rating: 4.0

Said it all with a simple 'hello' on the cas

CAAADES

Album Rating: 4.0

why settle for glittery folk-pop when you can have something as heartfelt as Omoiyari or as quaint and rustic as this

omoiyari kishi is always allowed back

Album Rating: 4.0

OK we're cool then

Album Rating: 4.0

Instead of settling for what Kishi album is more 'cool' or 'relevant' or 'acceptable sowingcore', I dig it all.



cuz I'm a revolutionary

Album Rating: 4.0

I think Summer of 42 / Marigolds / Jerome / Violin Tsunami is Kishi in his mf LANE for the matured sound, but I do also think he’s mostly suited for the Lighght sound tho

Album Rating: 4.0

Hard to deal with such a nuanced take, so I'll just subtly applaud your input.

Album Rating: 4.0

I think I kind of get what he said, although I like both the early Kishi and this late folkier side (which personally I tend to enjoy more), I feel that Kishi had such a unique vibe and style on 151a and Lighght, that his transition to a more acoustic and folk sound now feels so drastically different that it loses the thing that made him interesting/peculiar/different (don't know what adjective to use here, sorry) on the first place that it almost seems like a different artist. Both very good artists but different, more mature but also less "uniqueness". Don't know if I was able to say what I intended.

Album Rating: 4.0

This is WAY better now I'm listening in the summer heat. Deserved a bump