Whokill (studio album) by Tune-Yards

From RoundTheBend 07/01/2016 03:05

Very interesting. It borders that line of catchy and interesting, yet totally groundbreaking. Usually the two don't marry well, but they do it very well.

From Gooz 06/03/2014 17:05

Very nice. Completely worth to check out.

A perfect capture of how fucking weird it is to be living right now, in these crazy fucking times that often cease to make sense when the powers that be pathologically find ways to destroy everything and everyone, and proclaim we're all being saved in the process. A subtle protest spirit hiding underneath the bizzare but unusually coherent meld of wild garage-pop styles.

Yippee! I'm dancing in a progressive Mongolia with South African lions!

From bonafini 09/04/2013 23:18

Very innovative, escapes a lot from the obvious. Some really interesting social critic too.

From RockyRaccoon 07/18/2013 16:33

This is a strange album. I have to say I don’t think I’ve ever really heard a band have a sound quite like this. I’ve heard some similar, but this is definitely unique. It’s electronic, it’s avant-garde and it’s rock all in one. It’s incoherent, yet somehow there’s some kind of coherency within it. It’s mind-boggling because it shouldn’t be so good. It should be odd or slightly off-putting, yet it’s really good. The lead singer was one of the most confusing parts about the band. At first I thought it was a man, turns out it’s a woman. She’s got a great voice, but for a woman, it’s a strange voice. At times it almost sounds like Bon Scott. It’s a really good album though and definitely worth listening to.

From Norman Bates 01/19/2013 15:48

Original, but past a few minutes, irritating.

From ProfessorSquid 07/07/2012 07:26

This quietly became of personal favorite of mine.

From lancashirearab 06/26/2012 05:52

A really interesting album by an artist doing their own thing. Thank you Marc Reilly for introducing me to it.

From dfulfo01 02/19/2012 20:20

super cool album. totally different.