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One Nice Bug Per Day
Claire Keane
cherry valley forever
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Today's Document
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
sheepfilms
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will byers stan first human second
@theartofmadeline
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NASA
Monterey Bay Aquarium
styofa doing anything
Not today Justin
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@armandins
The thing about this duo from London is that, they have this admirable way of maintaining the balance between technicality and musicianship, drums talking to the listener all along the music and the way it's supporting the playfulness of saxophonist, is mesmerizing. 3.5/5
Yes! They finally did it, and despite some big names feeding magazines fake daily headlines, PT came up with another record marking their 11th record to date, and surprisingly enough it wasn't an underwhelming one for the fans, at least from what I've been reading around the web. However, Closure/Continuation fails to grasp the soul which PT reached heights of progressive music with. Even though every song has super satisfying dynamics, the entire package doesn't come up with anything other than The Incident vibes and throwbacks, leaving listeners with nothing but a playlist of singles.
2.5/5
After four records of experimenting different ways of twisting the sound they managed to develop with helps from well-known musician Mike Patton on their debut album, they came up with such unique sound on One Of Us Is The Killer, and pinned a new ground for this wall of sound which unfortunately was about to end soon for fans. Personally it was a time of ease when I came across this pleasant noise mash of TDEP in my life, but didn't really take away much from the unique atmosphere Greg and Ben managed to create.
4.3/5