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| 2.0 poor | ajcollins15 | August 15th 24 |
The newest album from drummer and producer Louis Cole feels better in theory than it actually sounds in practice. ?Nothing? feels like a really funny way to explain this album since most of the time the classical orchestra is not adding anything to these tracks other than some whimsical woodwinds and booming brass. I want to really love the record, but man there are so many tracks that just feel and sound like nothing. Truly a disappointment from what the singles were like.
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| 0.0 | didnt ask to be staff, was made staff anyway, then got demoted for not doing staff stuff | October 16th 24 |
The instrumental fusion of an orchestra and electronic beats is impressive here, feels like Bondian themes again and again. Although the length of the album was unnecessary, I get why it is this long. Louis got a chance to record with a plethora of professional classical musicians, he's going to use that to the max. What is really the biggest fault of the album is the same as with every Louis Cole project, namely Louis Cole himself and his bland lyrics and really obnoxious vocals that come off as cartoonish in a not so self-aware way. Even with the great instrumental and musical background it becomes difficult to sit through at that length.
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| 4.0 excellent | ariich | January 12th 25 |
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