Minho Park

I liked this overall, but it's kind of a mixed bag. Cool to see some of her harder, four on the floor and DnB sensibilities from her DJ sets come through on her studio work, which often leans lighter and poppier. Some of the synth work is overly simplistic and falls flat.

But I will always gas up Peggy due to sheer Korean nationalism alone. Catch one of her DJ sets if you have a chance you won't regret it.

I don't feel like Crumb is doing anything new on this one, but its a solid mood listen if you like their sound and style. As always Jesse Brotter's bass work is a consistent highlight.

A soft, nice, and uninteresting listen.

I've always had this intrusive thought that Charlotte Day Wilson's voice is what opium would sound like if it could talk.

Fun bops that all sound so similar that if Nia didn't repeat the track titles during the chorus of each song I would be incredibly lost. I listened to this album while I was rock climbing and sent a problem I've been working on for a while though so points for that.