Tag: lo-fi
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Review: MIKE – weight of the world
MIKE's newest record, which addresses the crises of the current moment amid his signature lush beats, might be the New York rapper's most captivating project yet.
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Spectreview: Navy Blue – Àdá Irin
After years of mixtapes and features, Sage Elsesser finally drops a powerful debut record based in gorgeously downcast, jazz-oriented lo-fi.
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Spectreview: draag me – I Am Gambling With My Life
Spirit of the Beehive’s Zack Schwartz constructs a glitchy, lo-fi wonderland in I Am Gambling With My Life.
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Spectreview: Earl Sweatshirt – FEET OF CLAY
The surprise-released FEET OF CLAY EP continues the impressive, warped, lo-fi inscrutability that currently defines Earl Sweatshirt.
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Spectreview: Ghost Orchard – Bunny
Ghost Orchard’s twisted, affecting lo-fi bedroom pop blooms in Technicolor on his Orchid Tapes debut.
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Spectreview: SDWLK – UUUNNNGGGHHH
SDWLK’s UUUNNNGGGHHH is surprisingly solid 80’s tape-demo punk music that’s so abrasively lo-fi it borders on no-wave.