Atmosphere - So Many Other Realities Exist Simultaneously - VINYL LP
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Atmosphere's new album, So Many Other Realities Exist Simultaneously, opens with a gentler approach. A departure from the brute intros of earlier works, InchOkayInch seems to comfort and reassure the listener, with Slug rapping over one of Ant's most twinkling productions to date. Yet, there's still an unmistakable sense of uneasiness that sets in, evolving throughout the album. From the subtle panic of InchDotted LinesInch to the overt anxiety of InchIn My Head,Inch the tensions seem to cede, swell and then find resolve again through cautiously optimistic songs like InchStill LifeInch. Meanwhile, the rhythms on this album are some of Ant's most inventive. The playful percussion on InchIn My HeadInch acts as a counterweight to the roiling writing, while the drum patterns on InchHolding My BreathInch and InchBigger PicturesInch allow Slug to play with his flow, underscoring the anxiety driving the record.Where previous albums in Atmosphere's catalog emphasized the parts of life that carry the most meaning-family, brotherhood, purpose-Realities is an unnerving excavation of paranoia, perspective and positivism. The tension in these songs is palpable, but their presence is a testament to the hope that underpins them. Whenever the curtains might close, the music goes on. Album Tracks 1. Okay 2. Eventide 3. Sterling 4. Dotted Lines 5. In My Head 6. Crop Circles 7. Portrait 8. It Happened Last Morning 9. Thanxiety 10. September Fools' Day 1. Talk Talk 2. Watercolors 3. Holding My Breath 4. Still Life 5. After Tears 6. Positive Space 7. Bigger Pictures 8. Truth & Nail 9. Sculpting with Fire 10. Alright (Okay Reprise)
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionAtmosphere's new album, So Many Other Realities Exist Simultaneously, opens with a gentler approach. A departure from the brute intros of earlier works, InchOkayInch seems to comfort and reassure the listener, with Slug rapping over one of Ant's most twinkling productions to date. Yet, there's still an unmistakable sense of uneasiness that sets in, evolving throughout the album. From the subtle panic of InchDotted LinesInch to the overt anxiety of InchIn My Head,Inch the tensions seem to cede, swell and then find resolve again through cautiously optimistic songs like InchStill LifeInch. Meanwhile, the rhythms on this album are some of Ant's most inventive. The playful percussion on InchIn My HeadInch acts as a counterweight to the roiling writing, while the drum patterns on InchHolding My BreathInch and InchBigger PicturesInch allow Slug to play with his flow, underscoring the anxiety driving the record.Where previous albums in Atmosphere's catalog emphasized the parts of life that carry the most meaning-family, brotherhood, purpose-Realities is an unnerving excavation of paranoia, perspective and positivism. The tension in these songs is palpable, but their presence is a testament to the hope that underpins them. Whenever the curtains might close, the music goes on. Album Tracks 1. Okay 2. Eventide 3. Sterling 4. Dotted Lines 5. In My Head 6. Crop Circles 7. Portrait 8. It Happened Last Morning 9. Thanxiety 10. September Fools' Day 1. Talk Talk 2. Watercolors 3. Holding My Breath 4. Still Life 5. After Tears 6. Positive Space 7. Bigger Pictures 8. Truth & Nail 9. Sculpting with Fire 10. Alright (Okay Reprise)ArtistAtmosphereTitleSo Many Other Realities Exist SimultaneouslyFormatVINYLLabelRhymesayers
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Atmosphere's new album, So Many Other Realities Exist Simultaneously, opens with a gentler approach. A departure from the brute intros of earlier works, InchOkayInch seems to comfort and reassure the listener, with Slug rapping over one of Ant's most twinkling productions to date. Yet, there's still an unmistakable sense of uneasiness that sets in, evolving throughout the album. From the subtle panic of InchDotted LinesInch to the overt anxiety of InchIn My Head,Inch the tensions seem to cede, swell and then find resolve again through cautiously optimistic songs like InchStill LifeInch. Meanwhile, the rhythms on this album are some of Ant's most inventive. The playful percussion on InchIn My HeadInch acts as a counterweight to the roiling writing, while the drum patterns on InchHolding My BreathInch and InchBigger PicturesInch allow Slug to play with his flow, underscoring the anxiety driving the record.Where previous albums in Atmosphere's catalog emphasized the parts of life that carry the most meaning-family, brotherhood, purpose-Realities is an unnerving excavation of paranoia, perspective and positivism. The tension in these songs is palpable, but their presence is a testament to the hope that underpins them. Whenever the curtains might close, the music goes on. Album Tracks 1. Okay 2. Eventide 3. Sterling 4. Dotted Lines 5. In My Head 6. Crop Circles 7. Portrait 8. It Happened Last Morning 9. Thanxiety 10. September Fools' Day 1. Talk Talk 2. Watercolors 3. Holding My Breath 4. Still Life 5. After Tears 6. Positive Space 7. Bigger Pictures 8. Truth & Nail 9. Sculpting with Fire 10. Alright (Okay Reprise)

Following their last , The Day Before Halloween-an imaginative, distorted-synth-driven concept album-Atmosphere returns with a refreshing new project, simply titled WORD? Steering back toward their signature sound, the album further highlights producer Ant's undeniable talents as the project leans into the classic boom-bap aesthetic, bringing a unique energy out of Slug's wisdom, wit and delivery. From onset, WORD? proves to be every bit an exercise in refining and advancing their craft as it is a harkening to earlier work. That is, while their releases have grown more broodingly cinematic, and increasingly concerned with the human condition and mortality, WORD? manages to reintroduce moments of levity and lightheartedness throughout, an approach seldom heard on their albums of late.From album opener InchFleetwood,Inch with it's razor-sharp snares and warm fleshy bassline, to the resonant melody of InchClockedInch, there are strong hints of Atmosphere's nascent years within the sound. Meanwhile, songs likeInchWoesInch, InchStrungInch and InchVanishInch cheerfully make light of daily hardships, but they're more likely to be remembered for making listeners want to bob their heads and sing along. With Slug and Ant directing the course, the album plays like a joyride through a range of experiences and emotions, with an extensive cast of special guests hopping in and out along the way, including Evidence, Muja Messiah, Musab, Nino Bless, Nikki Jean, Anwar HighSign, BlackLiq, Sa-Roc, Haphduzn, Lateef the Truthspeaker, Aesop Rock, and the late MF DOOM (RIP). The result is a project that feels like it came from the era or, perhaps more fittingly, the mindset that created albums like God Loves Ugly, Seven's Travels, or the popular Sad Clown series, while sounding as polished and perfected as more recent albums like Mi Vida Local or Whenever.Ultimately, WORD? pairs the breadth

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