Sophie - Oil of Every Pearl's Un-insides (June 15, 2018) Album • Page 5

do you like Vince Staples' "Yeah Right"?

 

i actually dislike big fish theory, can't tell if it's more bc of vince's raps or the production

 

that take makes me so sad

 

lol thanks, i knew i didn't want to get into this

 

have fun with this pretty good album everyone

 

awwwwww mannnnnnnn that's super saddddd. my favorite album from last year :'(

 

we love you either way

 

I should stop being greedy because we just got this perfect album but

I can't wait to hear what SOPHIE cooked up on the GAIKA album

 

god eff these commercials in the middle of these masterpieces

 

I cannot stop listening to this in a way that I haven't had in a while. I am so drawn to it.

 

it's bold and audacious in a way few things really are, so glad people are feeling it

 

The bangers on this are great, but done better by the likes of Lotic, MESH, FiS etc. Not keen on her voice either, especially the first track. Nothing on here will keep me coming back to it IMO.

Also this got BNM and Soil didn’t? Damn

 

soil not getting BNM is the biggest snub of the year so far, I think

 

so you'd say your face is...so hard?

 

It’s on Spotify now

 

This is so fucking abrasive. I have so many mixed feelings. It'd definitely be a fucking trip in a live setting.

 

Yeah def gotta hear this live

 

Title still confuses me. Corruption of 'I Love Every Person Inside', right? I saw someone suggest that last week.

 

Yes, that seems to be it.

Also, why did someone edit the title to remove the caps? That’s literally the stylization of the artist and album name lol

 

Pretty rad title. Not heard her music before, RIYL?

 

Abrasive deconstruction of pop music is the most basic generalization I could give. There’s some bangers here, a ballad, an ambient track. She’s produced for Charli XCX, Vince Staples, affiliated with PC Music. The album tackles ideas of gender, sexuality, and the human body both lyrically and sonically.

It’s definitelty not for everybody.

 

Got a couple listens in today, I'm blown away .

 

whole crew in here

 

Holy shit, I need to pick up all the pieces of my brain after that. I don’t even know what to make of it all but Pretending into Immaterial is brilliant and the last track is just totally unreal

 

even Rolling Stone picked up on the Tim Hecker/Ben Frost influences

whole (new) world just showed up at my party and it feels great