
13 Songs, 43 Minutes

Arca Arca
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4.5, 35 Ratings - $9.99
EDITORS’ NOTES
Venezuelan producer Arca typically makes compelling, lyrical music without saying a word, twisting digital dissonance and gorgeously rendered synth tones into songs you could practically hang on the walls of the Guggenheim. But on his self-titled third album, words become the focus. While an abrasive, intricately programmed instrumental like "Castration" says a fair bit on its own, "Anoche" and "Piel" reach a spellbinding new level for Arca, as he sings Spanish-language poetry about shedding identities and the messiness of love over truly haunting textures.
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Piel
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Anoche
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Saunter
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Urchin
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Reverie
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Castration
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Sin Rumbo
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Coraje
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Whip
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Desafío
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Fugaces
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Miel
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Child
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Ratings and Reviews
I hate the idea of reviewing before listening but..
..the music existing within this album will no doubt be a sonic reflection of what it means to be an individual amidst a sea of clones. Whether you can relate to the aberrence of his message, or his claims, or his execution, it is important to note how crucial it is that there are those out there who can find a way to cherish what it is that Arca has to bring to the table. It is people like him who will be used as reference points within the history books of the future - especially those concerneced with bravery and the fearlessness of an entirely public self discovery. I beg of thee: attempt to cherish him, for by sharing a species with him places thee several millenia ahead of your deserved slot in human evolution.
Chillllll
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Pretentious
This sounds like Dracula took acid. Not in a good way.