In time this will come to be realized as a masterpiece

>His instagram
Link please

instagram.com/john_the_baptiste/?hl=en

instagram.com/jackdonoghueboy/?hl=en
Yeah,, that's the skinny dude. I think I got it backwards. He looks like meth head but unironically. I don't know from where I got the idea that he was alright and teaching music lol

Actually the chick seems to be fine. It looks like she has a husband, 3 chillun and a German Shepherd

Damn jack is actually chad as fuck. Tall masculine handsome

Yup

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Killer is one of my fav songs ever. I follow jack Donahue he does all types of weird shit like he’s a construction worker then he’s the selling around the world and whatnot

Amazing album. Easily one of the best of the decade.
The single review that made me realize fantano is a hack pleb.

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>King Night (IAmSound, 2010) refined the approach. The bouncing electronic leitmotif of King Night conceals the anthemic Christmas melody by a church choir. A mournful synth melody winds its way through the distorted booming percussion of Asia, like a Morricone requiem performed by a noisy dream-pop ensemble. Frost weaves a fragile Enya-esque elegy around intricate syncopation and soaring synth lines. The quasi-religious Release Da Boar is two feathery slow-motion tsunamis of droning voices hurling towards each other during the early moments of the Final Judgment. A warped rap washes ashore the lulling electronic tide of Sick, attended by a multitude of girls of the Pacific islands. Even the much weaker rap of Trapdoor cycles over itself to the point that it starts sounding like a transcendent mantra. They have a unique knack for turning the simplest of melody and the simplest of rhythms into a majestic hymn, as Redlights proves. The industrial psychedelic march of Hound sounds like a club remix of Donovan's Hurdy Gurdy Man.
>The album as a whole feels like a symphony of twisted grooves, dense and tangled electronica, shoegaze-y clusters of distortion, skittery hip-hoppish machine beats, swirling oneiric vocals, and luxuriant musique-concrete collages.
This man is just too based for this world.

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truly one of the best of the decade. unironically influenced a lot of late 2010s pop/idm

eh dont get the hype, it was cool but not mind-blowing when i gave it a listen

it's kind of boring lol

This is untrue, both of the boys are just constantly wandering across us doing trades and shit while the girl is married with two sons

top 3 tracks:
1. redlight
2. frost
3. hound
hm: killer
i dont get the obsession with title track

Lmao it sucks

1. Killer
2. King Night
3. Redlights

yeah I corrected myself here

Based as fuck user, every time i make the monthly salem thread it gets 0 replies :(. I found this album by looking through soitano's lowest scored reviews, he gave this a 2. Fell in love with it the second I heard Frost, and was quite shocked when I saw this was released in 2010. 9/10 Album, top 5 of last decade, Sick is probably a top 10 song all time for me
Why is scaruffi so based and why is fantano so cringe

I think its actually the most important album of the last decade. Its influence can be heard in so much music that came out after

the song trapdoor unironically changed my life. i was like 14 and went to visit a family member who was working in malaysia, and he worked next to a big touristy mall in kuala lumpur. he'd just give me cash sometimes and id fuck around and eat food and stuff, but one day i just fucked around and went to the movie theater and watched a random movie. it was place beyond the pines, which to this day is still like one of my favorite movies, but the scene where trapdoor played blew my fucking mind, i didn't know music could sound like that. this was around the time odd future was popping, so it kind of shaped my music taste

fucking based

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