FKA Twigs M3LL155X
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adr
November 7th 2015


12097 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

fuku

Wolfhorde
November 7th 2015


15387 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

fuku? Never ate that, probably tastes weird.

adr
November 7th 2015


12097 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

feckoff

Wolfhorde
November 7th 2015


15387 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

feckoff, not Japanese this time around I see. Is it something slavic?

hamid95
November 8th 2015


1206 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

CREEPMOTHERCREEP

alienobserver
November 25th 2015


4499 Comments


figure 8 is so perfect

DropdeadWHA
November 25th 2015


1396 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

her vocals. ah.

Keyblade
November 26th 2015


30678 Comments


nyquil: the album

alienobserver
November 26th 2015


4499 Comments


but the thing is it's a pretty energetic and vibrant album bar i'm your doll so if ur trying to say it's sleep inducing then u need a better criticism/metaphor

Keyblade
November 26th 2015


30678 Comments


im saying it's boring, not that it isn't energetic or vibrant

Lord(e)Po)))ts
December 8th 2015


70248 Comments


first track almost had me convinced/worried this wouldn't be the monotonous trainwreck of incoherent and painfully forced artistry that her LP was but that fleeting notion faded by the second track hard.

Archael
December 8th 2015


1163 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

i rly liked lp1 ._.

Lord(e)Po)))ts
December 8th 2015


70248 Comments


i moderately enjoyed it at first due to its undeniable sense of originality - there really isnt anything quite like it

but familiarity was its undoing. every song is virtually indistinguishable from the last in that every single song features Twigs signature dog-whistle of a croon (ultimately a headache-inducing ordeal as it relentlessly drains the soul from your shrivelling body as the clock ticks near an hour) and pandering instrumentals that swell and subside so gratuitously they could really only appeal to the exact audience the album aims to attract - fans of mainstream pop that don't have the ear for the fact that FKA Twigs is merely weird for the sake of being weird in a strained attempt to achieve artfullness that ultimately falls flat on its face in the dead-weight of dreadful dynamism and the D-grade adhesive Arca, Emile Haynie, Devonté Hynes, Paul Epworth and Clams Casino fail to bindthe lackluster throwaway of an album together with.

Archael
December 8th 2015


1163 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

ahh ok, then i probably fall squarely within that specific audience. it definitely feels immaculately composed and calculated possibly to the point of being strained and ultimately sterile.

Lord(e)Po)))ts
December 8th 2015


70248 Comments


" it definitely feels immaculately composed and calculated possibly to the point of being strained and ultimately sterile."

nice :]

alienobserver
December 8th 2015


4499 Comments


lp1 isn't really something i can sit down and listen to in full. i love her formula but it's best in small doses which is why i dig this so much tbh.

PappyMason
December 8th 2015


5702 Comments


FKA Twigs is merely weird for the sake of being weird

Yeah, this is actually spot on.

I haven't listened to this in a while, but I do remember at some points this being a chore to listen to, and its needless for what she does.

Lord(e)Po)))ts
December 8th 2015


70248 Comments


A chore to listen to indeed, which is not to day that she and her producers don't have some good ideas (on here tracks 1 and 3 particularly) but it's just executed so poorly

Gyromania
December 9th 2015


37198 Comments


idk i thought this was pretty damn weak

Lord(e)Po)))ts
December 9th 2015


70248 Comments


whoops, edited my previous comment plane, I meant to type tracks 1 and 3. In Time was my fav.



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