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Pitchfork reviews Brutalismus 3000’s Harmony, a Berlin hardstyle-techno album co-produced with Boys Noize and Dylan Brady that adds pop hooks, B-movie drama and gleeful overload.
Pitchfork reviews Debit’s Potpourri, a N.A.A.F.I. album where Mexican American producer Delia Beatriz returns to the dancefloor through techno, guaracha and ugly acid bass.
Pitchfork reviews $quib’s Erring, a New Jersey debut full of screwball laptop-twee ideas, glitch-pop fragments, existential doubt and accidental beauty.
Pitchfork reviews Harmony Tividad’s Lifetime, her second solo album and a return toward indie-pop intimacy after the maximalist detours of Gossip.
Pitchfork reviews Lifted’s Movie, an Outside Time release built from CDJs, improvising players, ambient-jazz sketches, Foley sound and arthouse-cinema pacing.
Pitchfork reviews Teller Bank$’ 3x6x =666, 3x1x=111 3x7x =777,3x5x=555 3x9x =999,3x3x=333, also known as Mathematics.