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Track List
01) Heroes
02) Post Requisite
03) Heroes in a Half Shell
04) More
05) Capillaries
06) Burning Down the House
07) Spontaneous
08) Takashi
09) Pilgrim Side Eye
10) All Spies
11) Yellow Belly
12) Black Balloons (reprise)
13) Fire Is Coming
14) Inside Your Home
15) Actually Virtual
16) Andromeda
17) Remind U
18) Say Something
19) Debbie Is Depressed
20) Find Your Own Way Home
21) The Climb
22) Pygmy
23) 9 Carrots
24) FF4
25) Land of Honey
26) Thank U Malcolm
27) Hot Oct.
01) Heroes
02) Post Requisite
03) Heroes in a Half Shell
04) More
05) Capillaries
06) Burning Down the House
07) Spontaneous
08) Takashi
09) Pilgrim Side Eye
10) All Spies
11) Yellow Belly
12) Black Balloons (reprise)
13) Fire Is Coming
14) Inside Your Home
15) Actually Virtual
16) Andromeda
17) Remind U
18) Say Something
19) Debbie Is Depressed
20) Find Your Own Way Home
21) The Climb
22) Pygmy
23) 9 Carrots
24) FF4
25) Land of Honey
26) Thank U Malcolm
27) Hot Oct.
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2019
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"Flamagra" is the sixth studio album by American record producer Flying Lotus. It was released on May 24, 2019, by Warp Records. It is his first album since 2014's You're Dead!.
The album also features contributions from Anderson Paak, George Clinton, Little Dragon, Tierra Whack, Denzel Curry, Shabazz Palaces, Thundercat, Toro y Moi and Solange.
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Everything on Flamagra sounds amazing. The beats are crisp and crunchy, the synths and loops are tight and catchy, the basslines are deep and wobbly and the vocals floating above it all take centre stage, but because everything sounds so perfectly measured it’s hard to get excited about the next song, as it all merges into one long sixty-two minute listening experience. This might sound counter-intuitive – because isn’t that the point, to have something that sounds faultless, sublime and flows together? Probably, but after twenty mins it’s hard to get excited about the next song as you know the unrelenting perfection will continue.
Flamagra is everything that we’ve come to expect from FlyLo: a collection of songs expertly composed and produced that we are left scratching our heads over, wondering if anyone else should even bother. However this is also the problem with the record. It isn’t that Flamagra is a bad album – far from it – but at times it feels like a slog to get through as the songs are so incredibly dense and earnest. Ellison’s work with Kenrick Lamar, Kamasi Washington, and Thundercat shows he’s an excellent producer, but perhaps he needs someone to help channel his own creative outputs so they meet the pleasure and enjoyment of those releases.
Reviewed by Nick Roseblade for thequietus.com.
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"Flamagra" is the sixth studio album by American record producer Flying Lotus. It was released on May 24, 2019, by Warp Records. It is his first album since 2014's You're Dead!.
The album also features contributions from Anderson Paak, George Clinton, Little Dragon, Tierra Whack, Denzel Curry, Shabazz Palaces, Thundercat, Toro y Moi and Solange.
User Album Review
Everything on Flamagra sounds amazing. The beats are crisp and crunchy, the synths and loops are tight and catchy, the basslines are deep and wobbly and the vocals floating above it all take centre stage, but because everything sounds so perfectly measured it’s hard to get excited about the next song, as it all merges into one long sixty-two minute listening experience. This might sound counter-intuitive – because isn’t that the point, to have something that sounds faultless, sublime and flows together? Probably, but after twenty mins it’s hard to get excited about the next song as you know the unrelenting perfection will continue.
Flamagra is everything that we’ve come to expect from FlyLo: a collection of songs expertly composed and produced that we are left scratching our heads over, wondering if anyone else should even bother. However this is also the problem with the record. It isn’t that Flamagra is a bad album – far from it – but at times it feels like a slog to get through as the songs are so incredibly dense and earnest. Ellison’s work with Kenrick Lamar, Kamasi Washington, and Thundercat shows he’s an excellent producer, but perhaps he needs someone to help channel his own creative outputs so they meet the pleasure and enjoyment of those releases.
Reviewed by Nick Roseblade for thequietus.com.
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