Perverts

ricardomedina

this is the first ambient album i’ve ever heard and jt was awesome. i, of course, loved the sounds that had lyrics with them (vacillator and amber waves), but i can appreciate the songs with just sounds. a great album.

tuesdays

davidsavage

pitchfork

Darker and slower than ever, the singer-songwriter’s second LP blends claustrophobic ambient textures with chilly, half-obscured songs about powerlessness, guilt, and shame.

pastemagazine

The EP ruminates on distorted desires, but it’s also an exploration of drone and noise, a treatise on what it’s like to watch and be watched, and an aural Rorschach test.

exclaim