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SCOTT, TRAVIS – AstroworldTravis Scotts third album is inarguably his strongest to date. His skill as a curator helps sculpt a sticky, humid, psychedelic world with dazzling production and odd pleasures at every turn. Pitchfork Stargazing 4: 31 Carousel 3: 00 Sicko Mode 5: 13 R. I. P Screw 3: 06 Stop Trying To Be God 5: 38 No Bystanders 3: 38 Skeletons 2: 26 Wake Up 3: 52 5% Tint 3: 16 NC 17 2: 37 Astrothunder 2: 23 Yosemite 2: 30 Can't Say 3: 18 Who? What! 2: 57 Butterfly

just naked guitar and voice

that seeps into your skin with forceful double bass drum pedaling

Avalanche 4:59 Last Year's Man 5:58 Dress Rehearsal Rag 6:02 Diamonds In The Mine 4:00 Love Calls You By Your Name 5:37 Famous Blue Raincoat 5:06 Sing Another Song

I could go through and tell a little about each song

The one thing about most New York hardcore bands of the old days is that they all sound the fucking same (I

but in a purposefully skeletal form of what they would later become

Butt-To-Buttresuscitation 3:53 Let's Take It To The People 1:50 Undisco Kidd 6:34 Take Your Dead Ass Home

who had just started their own label – Five Foot Two Records

Remastered from the original tapes

and the music industry broadcast clearly and bluntly over taut power-trio backing by bassist Tal Wilkenfeld and drummer Chris Coleman

Josephine Wiggs replaced Halliday on bass

it more than compensates for with some truly sublime compositions

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