===jimmy vs natking===
>Moodymann - Moodymann
>Detroit Funk+House+Soul+Techno
More funk than house, but it's really good. Dixon can manipulate his voice to be smokey or sleek, and it's great enough to be continuously resampled over the tracks without being tiring.
The cover is deceiving, since the album was released just 3 years ago-- even with the jazz drums replacing the thumping bass for house at some points, the modern production gives the older genres here a glossy finish. Too bad the B-side wasn't as fun or engaging.
I'm reminded Mortal Love Orchestra, as both have a musician looking back with fondness towards previous generations of music. Much like Multi-Love, this album is a fun callback, to house at its roots.
lmao at lana del ray being on here tho
6/10
>Essra Mohawke - Primordial Lovers
>Singer/Songwriter
Not sure why I find this painfully boring, even with wild singing on tracks like I'll Give it to You Anyway. Can't think of anymore to say other than: this is dated. Or that it's Tim Buckley but without a good voice.
4/10
===yamir vs post feelist===
This is a dank meme because I'm putting up a single to a compilation
>Tall Dwarfs - Hello Cruel World
>Lo-Fi Indie Rock/Pop
Never heard of "Dunedin Sound", but this is a really quaint selection of EPs. You'd mistake it for a punk album in the first minutes, if it wasn't for the colorful instrument selection, details like spoken transitions, and the lyrics. It's got a lot of charm, and feels oddly personal at times. Almost exactly what I'd want a freak folk album to be.
7/10
>Paula Temple - Colonized
>Industrial Techno
LMFAO's "Shots" partially ruined this song for me but that's on me
Nothing crazy from this here "Industrial Techno" besides abrasive beats. The climax on the Perc Metal Mix sounds like an awkward mishap during a live performance.
And why haven't you listened to Temple's Deathvox EP? It improves on this base sound that Temple established for herself with this single.
6/10