8.4
Avg Score
6
Opinions
#1,129
All Time
12
Tracks
“Garden of Delete is unlike anything that Daniel Lopatin has done, in terms of technique, mood, or scope. It is denser than his previous albums, by several orders of magnitude. It is more varied, and it is funnier—scarier, too. The album carries with it a risk of whiplash that's as potent on the 15th listen as on the first.”
“Oneohtrix Point Never chronicles a mechanised cold-sweat nightmare”
“Thirty-three-year-old electronic musician Daniel Lopatin looks at human feelings like he's crafting a Swiss watch. Recording as Oneohtrix Point Never, Lopatin works with simple piano lines and thick distortion to sketch detailed maps of emotional states from joy to despair. With sounds like those, it was no surprise when Trent Reznor brought him on the road as an opening act on Nine Inch Nails' to”
