6 feet beneath the moon
King Krule
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Reviews (4)
AllMusic
2013
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Heather Phares
2013
"As always, Siriusmo's music is nothing if not picturesque in its sounds and juxtapositions, with "Tränen Aus Bier" pairing a hip-hop beat with what sounds like an organ out of an old horror movie soundtrack and a bubble machine. His greatest strength is still in these kind of miniatures, and his approach to music is more about having as much fun as possible in the moment rather than creating a bigger picture. Those who don't share his sense of humor or fondness for quick-shifting sounds may be left scratching their heads while listening to Enthusiast, but listeners who are ready for anything will enjoy the wild ride the album offers".
Resident advisor
d. 25. July 2013
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Tony Naylor
d. 25. July 2013
"With barely a drop in its bouncing, garrulous energy, Enthusiast dazzles as it flips between mutant hip-hop ("Cornerboy," "Itchy"), lysergic easy listening ("Leftovers"), the block-party funk of "Congratulator" and the cartoonish cavalcade of choppy beats and slurping keyboards that is "Rantanplant." For anyone missing Discovery-era Daft Punk, "Stinky Wig" will scratch that itch in style. Not that Siriusmo deserves to be overshadowed by such comparisons".
AllMusic
2013
By
By
Heather Phares
2013
"As always, Siriusmo's music is nothing if not picturesque in its sounds and juxtapositions, with "Tränen Aus Bier" pairing a hip-hop beat with what sounds like an organ out of an old horror movie soundtrack and a bubble machine. His greatest strength is still in these kind of miniatures, and his approach to music is more about having as much fun as possible in the moment rather than creating a bigger picture. Those who don't share his sense of humor or fondness for quick-shifting sounds may be left scratching their heads while listening to Enthusiast, but listeners who are ready for anything will enjoy the wild ride the album offers".
Resident advisor
d. 25. July 2013
By
By
Tony Naylor
d. 25. July 2013
"With barely a drop in its bouncing, garrulous energy, Enthusiast dazzles as it flips between mutant hip-hop ("Cornerboy," "Itchy"), lysergic easy listening ("Leftovers"), the block-party funk of "Congratulator" and the cartoonish cavalcade of choppy beats and slurping keyboards that is "Rantanplant." For anyone missing Discovery-era Daft Punk, "Stinky Wig" will scratch that itch in style. Not that Siriusmo deserves to be overshadowed by such comparisons".