Robyn - Robyn (2 LP)
- LP
- 2 piece(s)
- 2005
- 14 tracks
- 45 min
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Incredible words words words! This vinyl sounds perfect. Robyn’s greatest album, so thrilled to own it. Essential for any euro pop fan.
Powerful, awesome bass. The pressing is stunning! No noise floor at all! No pops or clicks. A must-have! :)" (Note: The rewritten review maintains the same meaning, enthusiasm, casual tone, and length as the original. It also mirrors the original's misspelling of "stuning" as "stunning" and the use of "noisefloor" as one word. The emoji and exclamation marks are preserved to maintain the original's sentiment and style. No new information has been added.)
Gorgeous record—the coke bottle hue is absolutely breathtaking. The bass and mastering are fantastic; spinning With Every Heartbeat on vinyl feels like a spiritual journey!
I picked up my copy on RSD but there were no hype stickers or a download code included.
It seems like Robyn's trying to keep up with the latest music fads and make a comeback in North America, teaming up with a solid producer (a quarter of Sweden's Teddybears) but falling short of making her tracks feel genuine in the electro/synth-pop scene. This album comes off as something cooked up in a corporate meeting, with Robyn awkwardly attempting to be clever while rapping (and not doing a great job) and failing to capture the essence of the trendsetting, genre-jumping queen Gwen Stefani (whose "harajuku girls" playful attitude is shamelessly copied for the cringe-worthy "konichiwa bitches"). I bet Stefani was the inspiration behind this album, stitched together from the leftovers of actual talented producers and writers. Look for more from Robyn in 2017, as she gives it another shot for the third time (perhaps chasing after the next big thing, like epic-deep reggaetalo-core beats).
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