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  • Mar 9
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    The Singles

    Modern Girl

    Alma Mater

    Tiny Moves

    Me Before You

    Zane Lowe x Jack Antonoff Apple Music 1 interview

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  • Mar 9

    On my first listen

  • Mar 9
    Fax My Brother
    !https://youtu.be/Ry5yadw3Ywg

    you have only 24hrs in a day and you decide to spend some of that precious time being a hating ass mf. Sad !

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  • Mar 9
    Saturday
    https://soundcloud.com/nostalgaultra/brockhampton-call-me-after-midnight!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQwcOfDp5do

    Nice find

    Written by : Jack Antonoff, Sam Dew, Kevin Abstract, Romil Hemnani, Ryan Beatty

    Jack gave them credit

  • i love Jack's contributions pretty much anywhere but his own records

    Modern Girl and Jesus Is Dead are great, catchy tunes. Me Before You is nice too, feels like something Taylor would sing. The rest is kind of a drag.

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    Really did not like this, which surprises me because I never disliked his other records.

    So much of it is a slog and a lot of it has to do with, of all things, the production. It's so hollow sounding and drab. It's going for this washed out mixture of The 1975 and late period Bon Iver and it just sounds like s***. Nothing hits, including the upbeat songs.

    Goes without saying that the vocals and lyrics suck. Jack really needs collaborators to nail those aspects for him.

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    Noir

    Really did not like this, which surprises me because I never disliked his other records.

    So much of it is a slog and a lot of it has to do with, of all things, the production. It's so hollow sounding and drab. It's going for this washed out mixture of The 1975 and late period Bon Iver and it just sounds like s***. Nothing hits, including the upbeat songs.

    Goes without saying that the vocals and lyrics suck. Jack really needs collaborators to nail those aspects for him.

    I agree with this, so much of it is so unmemorable unfortunately. The singles, alongside Call Me After Midnight (thanks Brockhampton) really were the best part of this thing.

    It might still grow on me though, but I keep forgetting this record even came out so I never listen to it