Introducing a depth of creativity that alt-pop rarely sees these days – a style that feels piercingly vulnerable, and melodically and stylistically unpredictable, all at once.
Angel T33th presents a project that’s been a decade in the making, and effectively embraces her audience, in a world full of poignant reflections, poetic mystique, and ambient, provocative waves of emotion.
To set the foundation for that experience, DAMNU is sensational. The song begins quite modestly, almost uncertain, and ultimately finds its flow throughout a growing soundscape and performance that’s distinct, expressive, and even catchy.
It’s an incredibly effective start, and what follows is a playlist of eight more original tracks – boldly eclectic songs but all of which build further upon this sense of introspection, pain, and transformative progression.
We’re in a realm somewhere amidst the likes of Kate Bush, Tori Amos, Florence, Imogen Heap, but there’s a triphop-like calm and colour to the design, a softness to the voice, and a certain unpredictable flair and depth to both the stories and sounds.
An impressively artistic, unorthodox but all-consuming album, with fascinating lyrics, from an artist whose commitment to the process has brought about a clear level of professionalism and meaning for modern alt-pop.
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