Wavelength
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Shamir (2022)
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thelineofbestfit
Heterosexuality shows Shamir at the top of his creative game
pitchfork
Backed by industrial noise, drum machines, and synths, the Philadelphia-based songwriter rages at systems of oppression on a bleak, troubling record of nearly unrelenting hostility.
rollingstone
The polymath indie artist delivers an album about breaking free from traumas and constricting binaries
pastemagazine
The artist’s eighth studio album is brimming with '90s inspiration, but can't be consigned to any one genre
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