metacritic
Flying Lotus (2012)
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rollingstone
Making music for those post-bong-hit moments where even the dust balls in your bedroom seem wholly resplendent, Steven "Flying Lotus" Ellison has a taste for 21st-century soul jazz with swarming high-end displays – a whirl of high-hats, static, hand claps and, quite possibly, subatomic-particle chatter. Meanwhile, his bass abstractions (check "Sultan's Request") turn dubstep into […]
pitchfork
Following the maximalism of 2010's landmark Cosmogramma, Steven Ellison returns with a comparatively subtle and focused album. Quiet re-thinks his music's relationship to space and mood with a new and welcome sense of simplicity.
fantano
With his fourth full-length album, Flying Lotus returns from his psychedelic and spacious trip into jazz with Cosmogramma, and decides to bring things back down to earth with an album that feels a bit smoother on the ears.
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