Calliope Music Weekly Roundup
October 26 - November 8, 2024
Reviewed Albums
Laura Marling - Patterns in Repeat
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6.5/10 |
Best Tracks: Child of Mine -- Caroline -- Patterns in Repeat
Petite reflections on motherhood elegantly design soft acoustic passages. Although the record's minimalism leaves greater elaborations to be desired, Marling showcases an effective simplicity in Chamber Folk writing: a sleepy but wholly comforting pillowcase of unconditional love.
The Hellp - LL
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7/10 |
Best Tracks: Stunn -- Ether -- Shadow
As the fifth track title suggests, LL is a caustic project, filled with hissing synth tracks, bustling bass patterns, and clashing electronics. The duo scamper across Glitch and Indietronica paths, filling them with fuzz and a bullish syntax. Every song is springy, jumping along Four to the Floor rhythms and jerky chorus. An odd congealment occurs as similar sounds blend throughout the record, asking for a more fluent experience. Despite this and some unweathered vocals, each track remains elastic and texturally diverse, rushing the album into the heralded dance floors of 2024's Electropop scene.
Other Notable Releases
Halsey - The Great Impersonator
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5/10 |
Best Track: Lonely is the Muse
Gaerea - Coma
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6/10 |
Genres: Black Metal
Best Track: The Poet's Ballet
Black Curse - Burning in Celestial Poison
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6.5/10 |
Genres: Black Metal, Death Metal
Best Track: Flowers of Gethsemane
Freddie Gibbs - You Only Die 1nce
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6/10 |
Best Track: Steel Doors
Westside Gunn & DJ Drama - Still Praying
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5.5/10 |
Best Track: Still Praying
Lil Uzi Vert - Eternal Atake 2
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2/10 |
Best Track: Chips and Dip
tracey brakes - my twee monsters
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6.5/10 |
Genres: Hyperpop
Best Track: orphan source
Haley Heynderickx - Seed of a Seed
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6.5/10 |
Best Track: Gemini
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