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| 4.0 excellent | TheManMachine | October 7th 16 |
Fits all too suitably for the coming of fall -- sad, haunting, conjures up images of old rainy forests+video game dungeons when flutes are flourished and traveling towards a black hole when it goes techno, etc. It oft opts for lingering and repetition but is permanently stirring, attaining a kind of grandness when taken as a whole: pacific piano and omg earnestly epic melodies make for some seriously serene comedowns from the space-synth savagery and driving creepy-crawly beats, and the flow not only balances out tru-2-lyfe horror with utter placidity but retains such a compellingly remote aura throughout. Oh and the he-and-she spectral operatic bellowing as sole+only-sometimes vocal inhabitants? Enchanting whenever wherever, duh.
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