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As if the band spilled their guts onto a platter, carefully arranged them and then presented it to me.
Swelling sea of sound, a gentle veil of ambient and glowing orchestral light.
The Passionate Ones slashes through the clouds, sky still dark but heart now more enriched and determined.
Through corridors of burning passion, walls are adorned with twangy metallic guitar and industrious, glitchy textures; with vines of rich gospel-esque ballads, nostalgic RnB and country cadences.
Your clothes are sweated through, and the person next to you has the remnants of your lip liner on their face, along with an irresistible look that yearns for more kinetic chemistry.
I Love My Computer comes from a place of genuine love and passion for electronic dance music. Not only in all of the forms it has taken over the last couple decades, but with a determination to keep it evolving.
Intricate and thrashy guitar parts, sincerity, and threats to the integrity of the Goodspace floorboards.
“i think i'll start a new life” / “godspeed to us”
A string of lethal mp3s, designed to dispense red signal peaking wavelengths on busted CDJs.
NAPALM-Muzik is like tuning a radio, surfing channels, walking through an arcade, the sounds that seep through the cracks in the wall when you walk past rehearsal rooms.
Thus Spoke the Broken Chanteuse bottles the thrilling, high drama of a Wet Kiss live show. It’s also, somehow, an amazing glam rock record made in 2025.
Like a warm hug from a friend who’s lived a million lives, most of them sad.