#34

:joy: you bigging up your own suggestion? Ha love it

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#35

That’s quite an intriguing description…

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#36

Hadn’t heard it before posting. But yeah, I’m now congratulating myself :muscle:

#37

It’s got slightly poppier vibes than chvrches and more electro than T&S. 2nd track is an absolute banger.

#38

Oh sorry I misread… looked like you were championing it and then giving a little bump

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#39

Added to my weekly “albums to listen to” weekly playlist :slight_smile: . Thought she was familiar, I remember her being a bit of a nothing sort-of folk artist before…from reading around, it sounds like the move to electronic art pop is a wise choice…

#40

Unfortunately I am not actually Everything Everything

#41

Yeah hadn’t heard of her before. Think this might be my fun car journey record for 2k18.

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#42

This is sounding really nice

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#43

Right, it’s too late to edit my first post…but I have now had a proper listen and can highly recommend it. It’s had the kind of impact that I’m going to put it on again almost immediately. There’s more of a change up in pace and acoustics on this album…but it’s still super super smooth r&b/electro-soul, with gorgeous beats and that fantastic androgynous voice.

#44

Anyone else heard the Efrim menuck album?did nothing for me at all on first listen

#45

Nope, thought it was pretty meh

#46

Glad it’s not just me. Had to sling on “grace the corners of our rooms” to remind myself how good he used to be.

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#47

Lots of rumbling background stuff and that’s it

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#48

Actually the tracks that were JUST rumbling in the background I didn’t mind so much. I could imagine enjoying them in an ‘ambient music to read a book to’ kind of way. The rest of the album where he bleats tunelessly over the rumbling in the background was insuffferable.

#49

I cooked with it on yesterday, and it was totally forgettable

#50

Listened to Rae Morris album half a dozen times now. It’s mint.

#51

fantastic record

#52

The Rhye record’s fantastic. Not a duff track on it.

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#53

Stumbled across this yesterday playing in the record store in town. Nice psych riffs, similar to Wooden Shjips, sit alongside tracks that are almost drone like, rumbling on.