| '24 apr 26: | Amnesiac – Radiohead truly a grab bag of kid a's fruitful recording sessions; scurrying, disjointed, and begging to be given a proper timeline; it fits with the lp's themes, but it just isn't as captivating consistently or monumental |
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| '24 apr 26: | Kid A – Radiohead likely more consistently interesting, swarming with anxious, completely consuming depression compared to okc; another essential lp, constructively imperfect & disjointedly muddy, exactly as it should be |
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| '24 apr 24: | OK Computer – Radiohead its ideas and palette became such a standard that, as i am now, out of context, it's almost plain in its ubiquity—and yet, it's so well performed & so transient that it is just a naturally apparent classic |
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| '24 apr 24: | Have One on Me – Joanna Newsom completely fascinating and dauntingly enormous; its constantly varied melodies are gorgeous—despite how long it wears on—knitting together a triple lp of complex, non-linear, abundantly cryptic hymns |
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| '24 apr 20: | music for bugs – camiidae serene, abundantly whimsical, naturally simplistic arrangements; it's very well sequenced, and (while i personally have minimal attachment to its atmosphere), its joy is seriously infectious while present |
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| '24 apr 20: | Anti – Autechre very facetiously made protest music, and as a sub-30min ep, the scurrying, synthetic rhythms (even if not particularly dramatic) pack just enough ideas in; its start & end are where most of its value lies |
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