That album really scratches every itch in my brain. The beats are perfect. It's pure joy. Like most expressions of joy, it's complex and discordant. The words do not line up with the way my body wants to move to the sounds. The words are truly devastating, but in combination with the beats it's a beautiful expression of the humanity of dialectics. These two truths are opposing but they exist as true at the same time: I feel horror and love and devastation and excitement. These things are all true.
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May 25, 2024
Things You Should Leave Alone is sooo solid and a shining example of what a trip hop album should be— moody, sexy, sometimes desperate, but also sometimes insouciant. Sick beats. Trip Hop is one of the things I hold in the highest regard, take deathly seriously, I “do not play” about it. I discovered Puracane semi recently (small discography, toured with Depeche Mode once) and was just enchanted by this album. My favorite track is 14 Nights. There’s also a cover of Summertime Rolls by Jane’s Addiction which is fun and makes sense kinda
Mar 3, 2025
I mean… what is there not to love about this record? Jumping from influences in folk to experimental electronic, gabber, 80s retro-wave to UK DnB, this record is like an ever-morphing infant, learning a new word or doing a new thing every five seconds. You wont be disappointed.
Mar 8, 2024
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Oct 1, 2024
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I keep my journal on me at all times. Writing about my thoughts or my surroundings makes me feel so much lighter.
Oct 2, 2024
Can’t even articulate what this song feels like for me. It’s simultaneously devastating and enlivening. I feel human when i listen/sing/feel this song.
Oct 4, 2024