Trialogues is certainly a timeless album, bringing in considerable influences from 1970s psychedelic rock, but turning it into something incredibly ethereal and modern.

Racing through that Amberwood, it only really was a dream. Staring through that Panavision lens, I’ll make it come true.

By ignoring the noise around him, Tyler has given his fans the greatest gift he can—his most uncompromising and honest project so far.

One can just as easily listen to the album and marvel at its textural turns and momentary innovations as they can substitute it for white noise while working at a coffee shop. Even the clarity of the production itself, at times fuzzy and at other times razor-sharp, supports this ambiguity of interest.

At times, this feels more like a conversation between friends than an EP to be released for millions to enjoy.

The sound of the ‘80s flows through each album and a darker new wave sound finds its way into their newest project.

To put it plainly: these cats are cookin’!

Primarily known as Billie Eilish’s brother and producer, Finneas Baird O’Connell – or mononymously known as FINNEAS – released his sophomore album For Cryin’ Out Loud on October 4th. He finds himself on this album comfortable in a spotlight of his own. 

Older speaks to me. It’s so beautifully universal; everyone is constantly growing older, constantly experiencing life. Everyone can feel the story McAlpine has to tell.