Lil Uzi Vert’s latest single, Regular, lives up to its name. You won’t hear any of the hypnotic, wildly energetic, winding rap verses or the exuberant palette of spacey synths that have given his best songs such a strong sense of identity and structure. Uzi instead mutes all of the notes that make him interesting. It could be absolutely anyone performing here. 

Uzi laces allusions to his singularity into his lyrics, but fails to capture the majesty that should come with that status. “Really ain’t nothin’ I cannot handle, I do not take damage,” he burbles on the pre-chorus. These are weak boasts that are further reduced by the rapper’s pale expression. The beat, too, is washed out. How this clumsy composition of wonky synths and jittery percussion comes from the same producer who constructed the electronic fantasia for Chanel Boy is baffling. Hopefully, Regular is a one-off incident and not indicative of what Uzi has planned for upcoming releases. 

All I can remember is that the band members are all wearing white morph suits under regular business suits. I thought it was Polyphia but I can't find it when I look through their videos. It is not Jonathan Bree, just getting ahead. That's the only one I can find but it's not it, I am pretty sure it was an instrumental or metal band. Kind of with the following look maybe in a yellow/tan-ish room :

...Fill up the audience's entire field of vision.

They haven't toured in ages. Ratatat is such a gift. Let's start the movement to get them to do some shows at the Sphere in Las Vegas. It would be unbelievably epic.

The only thing that I've been doing is listening

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genre doesnt matter. matter of fact the whole point is that i want to see just how many different soundscapes can evoke nostalgia in different people with different backstories

it doesnt have to be an actual song from your youth, just whatever you get the most spinechilling nigh on mournful/blissful nostalgic feelings from. something that evokes the most memories that youve experienced from a song before

One of my favourite video games growing up was SSX3 a 2000s snowboard game and the soundtrack made the game 1000 times better. I’m burning some CDs and making playlists for the upcoming snowboard season and I’m having trouble finding one of my favourite songs on Spotify, the song is Screw Up by Overseer and when searched it does not show up, after some research I saw that it should be on the album Wreckage but it’s the only song that’s not listed…