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  • Sep 29, 2023
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    PEEEEEEEEERRY

    World Outside

    goat reactions lmao

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    ialexlopes

    goat reactions lmao

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    Holy s***, this a masterpiece

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    PEEEEEEEEERRY

    Halfway into Again

  • Sep 29, 2023

    opn did it again man this is incredible

  • Sep 29, 2023
    lnstinct

    s*** hitting even harder after some replays

  • Sep 29, 2023

    good as always

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    Memories of music last minute or so

    this guy a Maniac

  • Sep 29, 2023
    lnstinct

    Memories of music last minute or so

    this guy a Maniac

    bro was cooking fr

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    The Body Trail oh my GOD

  • Sep 29, 2023

    World Outside is incredible

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    I think I like his last album more off first listen but this is probably… better?

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    blackefron

    I think I like his last album more off first listen but this is probably… better?

    Its kinda similar tbh

  • Sep 29, 2023
    blackefron

    The Body Trail oh my GOD

    A beautiful mess

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    Apple Album Bio

    "Each album from Oneohtrix Point Never, the project of songwriter and producer Daniel Lopatin, is informed by an open-ended theme or prompt. This allows each release to feel tied to some general philosophy while still being wholly unique. On 2015’s Garden of Delete, he made songs built around made-up scrapped vocals from pop stars; 2018’s Age Of pictured a world gone insane, with nothing left but artificial intelligence to determine what cultural touchstones were deemed worth keeping. On his 2023 album Again, the artist once again concocts a daring concept, this time imagining the project as a conversation between his current and former selves. On the album he asks, “What’s worth keeping? What do we throw away?” Among the detritus that inherently comes alongside radical technological development, what will outlast us?

    Lopatin recruited a number of collaborators for the project, including Robert Ames, Lee Ranaldo, Jim O’Rourke, Xiu Xiu, and Lovesliescrushing. While they’re mostly disparate in spirit, each artist has at times toyed with the interplay between electric and acoustic clashes, which Lopatin highlights on Again. Gorgeously arranged string suites come crashing against grating synths on the title track; massive electronic drums launch Lopatin’s voice towards the heavens on “Krumville.” Acoustic guitar strums get similarly propelled on “Memories of Music.”

    Lopatin collides sounds from different eras of his discography, highlighting both the diversity of his work and the underlying ideas he returns to time and again. There’s no such thing as one Oneohtrix Point Never signature sound; Lopatin’s ear is too shifty, too excited by what comes next and how it emerges. His trademark is a hodgepodge of inspirations—from full orchestral symphonies to barely perceptible VCR buzz. On Again, Daniel Lopatin taps into all these worlds—the ones he has created and the futures he imagines—to capture a moment in time, before it shifts once again."

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    The guitar on this album shreds

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    Oh, happy 10 years to R Plus Seven

    OPN still as strong as ever

  • Sep 29, 2023
    Blue Genes

    The guitar on this album shreds

    Its so cool how the guitars are like either completely dry with barely any effects or like completely burried in distortion making them almost impossible to tell apart from a synth

  • Sep 29, 2023
    Blue Genes

    Oh, happy 10 years to R Plus Seven

    OPN still as strong as ever

    Plastic Antique def taps into some R+7 vibes i feel

  • Sep 29, 2023

    New interview with AnOther:
    How Young Adulthood and AI Shaped Oneohtrix Point Never’s New Record
    anothermag.com/design-living/15141/oneohtrix-point-never-again-album-daniel-lopatin-interview

  • Sep 29, 2023
    Blue Genes

    Apple Album Bio

    "Each album from Oneohtrix Point Never, the project of songwriter and producer Daniel Lopatin, is informed by an open-ended theme or prompt. This allows each release to feel tied to some general philosophy while still being wholly unique. On 2015’s Garden of Delete, he made songs built around made-up scrapped vocals from pop stars; 2018’s Age Of pictured a world gone insane, with nothing left but artificial intelligence to determine what cultural touchstones were deemed worth keeping. On his 2023 album Again, the artist once again concocts a daring concept, this time imagining the project as a conversation between his current and former selves. On the album he asks, “What’s worth keeping? What do we throw away?” Among the detritus that inherently comes alongside radical technological development, what will outlast us?

    Lopatin recruited a number of collaborators for the project, including Robert Ames, Lee Ranaldo, Jim O’Rourke, Xiu Xiu, and Lovesliescrushing. While they’re mostly disparate in spirit, each artist has at times toyed with the interplay between electric and acoustic clashes, which Lopatin highlights on Again. Gorgeously arranged string suites come crashing against grating synths on the title track; massive electronic drums launch Lopatin’s voice towards the heavens on “Krumville.” Acoustic guitar strums get similarly propelled on “Memories of Music.”

    Lopatin collides sounds from different eras of his discography, highlighting both the diversity of his work and the underlying ideas he returns to time and again. There’s no such thing as one Oneohtrix Point Never signature sound; Lopatin’s ear is too shifty, too excited by what comes next and how it emerges. His trademark is a hodgepodge of inspirations—from full orchestral symphonies to barely perceptible VCR buzz. On Again, Daniel Lopatin taps into all these worlds—the ones he has created and the futures he imagines—to capture a moment in time, before it shifts once again."

    solid names

  • Sep 29, 2023
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    Cool thread on the r plus seven art

  • Sep 29, 2023
    GIO GIO

    Cool thread on the r plus seven art

    https://twitter.com/edsunspot/status/1707776427767034318

    Wait that whole flipping the cover upside down thing is crazy

  • Sep 29, 2023

    Loveliescrushing is involved with this? wtf

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