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Anime, Trauma and Divorce is layered in dreamy, woozy production that floats through Eagle’s recent past; the results show Eagle fighting a limbo between regrets, personal failures and attempts to better himself.
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The band has yet to release a bad album, and Metamorphosed simply adds another trophy to Osees’ already vast and illustrious discography.
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The forced retreat from hands-on instruction has changed both his approach to pedagogy and his conception of performance. But for Sykes, it isn’t all absence.
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From industrial hip-hop artist JPEGMAFIA to bedroom rock star Soccer Mommy, the roster of artists featured on the album bursts with variety.
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The album’s opening salvo is nothing short of spectacular, with hard-hitting guitar jams built from the playbooks of essential slacker rock acts such as Pavement and The Cranberries.
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The marvel of “Murder Bury Win” lies in its ability to swim the viewing expanse, satisfying desires for both a shallow comedy and dives for deeper meaning.
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Despite any allure that may be lost in this more explicit literary approach, “Evening” is a page-turner that instills a hope amid even the most dire and final of circumstances.
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“David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet” is itself an example of its own vision for the Earth.
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Liminality lies in the initiation of the first breath, as the conductor’s baton rises and the orchestra takes a collective inhale.
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The band has seen an immense rise since their first album in 2014, and with their newest release, Cherry Blossom, the members found themselves more ready for a revamp than ever.
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