King Krule – Space Heavy

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Artist: King Krule

Title: Space Heavy

Year: 2023

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Tracklist

  • 1. Flimsier (3:59)
  • 2. Pink Shell (2:15)
  • 3. Seaforth (4:05)
  • 4. That Is My Life, That Is Yours (3:11)
  • 5. Tortoise Of Independency (2:07)
  • 6. Empty Stomach Space Cadet (2:07)
  • 7. Flimsy (1:13)
  • 8. Hamburgerphobia (3:19)
  • 9. From The Swamp (3:03)
  • 10. Seagirl (3:22)
  • 11. Our Vacuum (3:22)
  • 12. Space Heavy (3:04)
  • 13. When Vanishing (3:12)
  • 14. If Only It Was Warmth (3:17)
  • 15. Wednesday Overcast (3:07)

Review

"Space Heavy," King Krule's fifth studio masterpiece, released in 2023, is a mesmerizing exploration of introspection and sonic innovation. Crafted during commutes between London and Liverpool, this 15-track album delves into the theme of "the space between," poignantly exploring lost connections and life's fragile nature. Each track, from the hauntingly beautiful "Seaforth" to the raw intensity of "Hamburgerphobia," demonstrates a diverse range of styles that make for a captivating listen. Collaborating with producer Dilip Harris and band members Ignacio Salvadores, James Wilson, and Jack Towell, King Krule has created a rich, dynamic soundscape that reveals new layers with every spin.

Critics have showered "Space Heavy" with praise, applauding its ambitious scope and King Krule's masterful blend of introspection and sonic experimentation. It's an album that evokes vivid imagery while navigating themes of love, loss, and the universe's brutal realities. Standout tracks like "Seagirl" and "That Is My Life, That Is Yours" truly encapsulate King Krule's unique ability to fuse disparate styles into a sound that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable. A testament to King Krule's artistic growth, "Space Heavy" is an album that commands attention and richly rewards those who dive into its depths. - Stephanie

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