“I love that George Clanton and Tv girl partied up for this. Same exact idea but ranging in relatively different types of ideas of ‘nostalgia’.
This album screams early 2000s and mixtapes some bums from your highschool were selling that were just burned from songs on the internet that they just pirated because it was the new thing to do.
And honestly shit hits the mark for a TV girl album. I just think people are too hung up on their old albums. It’s quite a magical thing that they’re expanding upon their sound and working with different artists all the while making consistently great music.
I personally thought this was a great collab album.
But one thing I will share is, is that it definitely isn’t their best. Is it horrible? No! This is a great installment to their already growing diverse collection. But I’m most definitely expecting more from other types of sound. Because in my opinion, comparing their shot at rock (Summers Over) and Gospel (Grapes Upon A Vine) were definitely better than this. Whether it’s just a more consistent or just better structured tracks. I just feel like the project as a whole dwindles of identity to the giants like Death of a Party Girl and French Exit.
And it makes me wonder if their new groundbreaking popularity from the recent years has affected their mindset and drive to make music.
But enough of the theorizing. This was definitely a great project.
Try this out if you like early 2000s and was a sucker for malls (I was).”
