keyboard kid rules, never heard much of his instrumentals tho

thisis howu changethisis howu change

Album Rating: 4.0

want dat shirt

i bought the moon is a dead world on vinyl a week ago and then until i got paid today i was using ~$30 in change/small bills/gift cards to eat and pay for gas. i'm dumb tho, def should save money, idk where it all goes.

fucking beer, prob

I saved all my money for the first two years I had a job


Had like 9k in my bank account

Album Rating: 4.0

i only got five hundred thousand (50$) right now prob gonna buy it next month

honestly I could see this being a 4.5 in the future -- just on account of how much I can see myself listening to it... record is so versatile in that sense, know what I mean? as opposed to their last, which was pretty headphones only/studying, for me

in one of their interviews someone mentioned their music as being kind of an emotional rorschach test, where people tend to hear different emotions in each track, and disagree with others about them. i think it's pretty appropriate and it speaks to the versatility of their music in the way you are talking about.

in other words, agreed.

Album Rating: 4.0

dat aphex twin beats doe

Album Rating: 4.5

i really like that description snipe



this definitely functions muuuch better as a whole than anything else they've done

this is the first time they've done something that was intended to function as an album though, really. but yeah it's quite good.

Album Rating: 4.5

hey guys just checking in with the dx fam



it's a quarter to noon here and I'm already drinking, it's alumni weekend at my alma mater so it's $5 all you can drink in the beer tent, this album goes so well with this sunshine



fuck soccer tho

Album Rating: 4.5

"this is the first time they've done something that was intended to function as an album though, really."



oh yeah absolutely. not a knock on them at all

It’s interesting you responded that way about “Summa Time.” To me that song sounds tense, determined and dark for sure. I think a lot of what we do seems to be a sort of Rorschach Test in terms of mood, which is the way I like it. It feels amazing, seeing the variety of responses to our work. It’s becomes very self-affirming, makes me feel like we’re doing things right. What we’re doing now is different from our early stuff; we’re not doing “lo-fi” music at all. We are trying to make a big, bombastic production, something that lies closer to a “real” “album.” One of the most classic rap records to me is ATLiens by Outkast. That’s the kind of record I aspire to make with 808s III.

this keeps growing on me kind of. the only complaint i could possibly come up with is that the album is too long to fit on one CD for my car :c

high right now for the first time in a few months and jamming this ~bliss~

fuckin right sea

enjoying Stone IPA and grilling and friendzone

drink some pizza it's the best thing

friendzone thought this review was wonderful grover < 3