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Wow! Greg Gonzalez must be in love, because there are more up-tempo songs about someone he's missing? In further news: nothing new from the band and it's everything you expect from the Cigarettes

This album is made for the dancefloor. Ready to get going for a night in the club or a day at a festival? Pump this album and you're ready. Though everytime the same tric is used (intro, buildup, drop, breakdown, drop, outro) it never gets really boring. Neither really outstanding.

Really nice songs wich can make you happy and sad. The comparison with PJ Harvey is made fast, although Hannah has a prettier voice 😉

This album is 'ordinary' Cage The Elephant, wich is actually quite good. Nothing new, exactly what we could expect from them. Wonderful!

I tried. Twice. Only 'Nothing To Do' gives a little spark from that old rocky stuff The Kings used to make.

I'm a little disappointed, their last album (When You See Yourself) was from a higher level than their work before (Walls). It's a matter of taste i guess, but this album won't work for me.

This album feels like a really long trip. Not particular one outstanding song, but a whole conceptual album. Perfect for deep work or background music wich will slowly bring you more into your trip. Repetitive sounds will let your head go up and down. And just before you know it you are slowly singing some sounds along. The only downside is that it all sounds a little to similar and there are no big highlights or wide breaks. Enjoyed listening to it!

Trance in it's purest form without any kickdrums or agressive bangers. Imagine this on a beach with a sunset and you're good to go. Nice

Toronto based band wich reminds me a lot of Villagers. Most song are acoustic and are perfect for laidback listening. Beautiful songs!

The comeback album after 9 years finds the duo searching for 'pop' songs. With some help of Tame Impala, Thundercat and Rimon these songs have got vocals and are a nice listen. More type of dancefloor or festival-tracks are missing. Only 'Generator' or 'Dear Alan' should work there. All by all a decent album wich is nice to listen to and definitly marks the comeback of the french boys.

Rich instrumentated album. Don't know what the goal of this album is. Is it the club? Probably not, because too soft. Is it for listening at home? Probably. Nice for background and study, not really that impressive, can't keep me amused for a long time.

All tracks are more clean than before, but still has this slick vibe you used to know from Khruangbin. Still i think this band has got more potential...

Soft dance-beats accompanied by spoken stories. Calvin Harris meets Example.

Classic. No four by four kicks, all broken beats. All tracks have stunning melodies wich are brought softly and opened up widely through the breaks. 'Glue' is a modern-day classic and 'Opal' is the track wich can end every party. Must listen.

Barry can definitely swim! But only because of others who paved the sound for him. This album lends much of old native samples, transformed into a new jacket. Will work on the greater stages or at a sunset-party. Could use more variety. Nevertheless a nice album to go through the day :-)

This is the album that brings the brothers to the bigger crowds! With one leg in the underground rave scene and the other one standing at the mainstream techno-parties nowadays this record is made for huge, massive warehouses with a banging soundsystem. Mostly described by my brother as a 'more dry' version of Bicep, Overmono is seeking a way to balance between vocal tracks with a R&B background and heavy broken beats. No standing still guaranteed while listening!

This debut-album by Logic1000 moves towards a more house-oriented style. The four by four is leading, while small broken beats and breaks are always around the corner. Vocally smooth, you can listen to this at home, but probably enjoy it more at sunset at the beach or at a party!

A diverse record wich stands for the music by Four Tet. Not the man who played Coachella as a headliner, but the musician Kieran Hebdan. Easy to listen to at home, in the car or in the club.