Inoffensive, slightly interesting.
Very Beatles-esque but without the avant-garde-ness.
Not bad, but not my cup of tea.
Sounds like Nujabes features. Was okay, but kinda background-y. Did not complete.
Can't distinguish between individual songs. Individually soothing but gets kinda samey by song three or four. Did not finish.
Soothing voice, interesting lyrics, somber delivery. Still a bit same-y through the whole album but did finish this one.
Very 90s, but still somehow very unique. Not really my style, but listenable enough. Don't love her delivery but the novelty of it is enough to get through the album.
God it gets samey after a bit. STill pleasant enough of an initial listen though. Everything sounds like it could break out into peace train, and his lyrics are incredibly nonsensical if you listen to it. But reasonable enough.
Very operatic, almost. Good flow between songs in the album. Definitely the strongest of the albums so far, but maybe thats modernity bias. Ding a couple points on the lack of any strong standout single/singles, but overall pretty damn good.
I mean, what really is there to say about this one.
Sounds like Chinese opera. Overall creative but just not my vibe.
Sunday Shining is pretty great; the rest of the album sounds kinda generically reggae, not really my style. Don't know enough about the genre to say if it's groundbreaking or not.
Just kinda don't love it. Idk, respect them but can't really get into any of the songs.
Very soothing. Exactly what youd expect, both in good ways and kinda flat uninteresting ways, but overall a solid enough listen.
HOnestly not a huge fan of this one. Kinda a mess tonally, not really sure what's going on in it. Maybe just not my kind of music but really don't care for this, his voice doesnt work that well on this sorta backing track.
Free bird kinda drags up an otherwise ok album
Thought I'd like it a lot more but the shtick really does get annoying by the third song. Very little in terms of actual music and mostly just dudes yelling
Super interesting soundscape.
