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GaikaBest Gaika Albums Ranked

7.6

Avg Score

7

Opinions

4

Albums

4

Reviewers

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Summary from 7 ratings

On Wavelength, fans have rated Gaika's catalog across 4 albums from 7 opinions, with an overall average of 7.6/10. The top-rated Gaika album is BASIC VOLUME (2018) with a 8.2/10 average from 3 ratings, followed by Spaghetto and Drift. The discography on Wavelength spans 2016 to 2023.

BASIC VOLUME

BASIC VOLUME

thelineofbestfit
9.0

GAIKA's Basic Volume is an essential, timely tour de force

Drift

Drift

loudandquiet
8.0

As ‘the sound of the future’ has continually oscillated between the extreme avant-garde and deep retromania, it has rarely taken on a coherent form. Yet on Drift, the third album by Gaika and the first on Big Dada since moving on from Warp, the multifaceted London musician reaches his ideal dimension in shaping an aesthetic for a new era. Gaika’s dancehall background and interest in sampling mean

BASIC VOLUME

BASIC VOLUME

loudandquiet
8.0

Gaika’s full-length Warp debut opens with a minute of sour and amorphous electronics. It’s a confidently patient beginning for an artist who knows how to write an instant hook. But Gaika would rather set the mood, emphasise the scale. ‘Basic Volume’ is near an hour long, every moment soaked in this tension and ghostly ambience. His futuristic dancehall has always kept the melodies simple and sharp

Spaghetto

Spaghetto

pitchfork
7.8

The London artist’s latest is a protean collection of a new kind of reggae lovers rock record that finds power in its diverse, hybrid style.

Drift

Drift

pitchfork
6.9

Departing from his typically electronic palette, the UK musician’s new album plunges into a maze of contradictory influences drawn from dub, post-punk, and alt rock.

Seguridad

Seguridad

loudandquiet
6.0

Even with its heavy cast of collaborators, Seguridad retains the clear vision Gaika has been building since his early mixtapes, at least in terms of how it sounds. Warped vocals, airy synthetic beats and a nocturnal approach to dancehall are the signatures that make up the sound Gaika labels “ghetto futurism”. Though it shares some DNA with trip-hop, grime and trap music, the dystopian politics Ga

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