“You might want to hold onto the handrails as Laurel Halo takes us back to the defining sound of Quarantine, her debut album for Hyperdub, which drew as much attention—and bafflement—for her untreated voice as for its swerving structures and uneasy melodies. Returning to the microphone after abandoning vocals on 2013’s disorienting, jazz-inflected Chance of Rain, she brings a squad of unusual voice”
