TV Girl & George Clanton – Fauxllennium

Review

"Fauxllennium" is a kaleidoscopic journey through time and sound, blending the best of TV Girl's lo-fi indie vibes with George Clanton's vaporwave wizardry. This genre-bending album is like a musical time machine, whisking you back to the carefree days of the early 2000s while still feeling fresh and exciting. From the bouncy pianos and sampled vocals of "Summer 2000 Baby" to the trippy, reverb-soaked "Everything Blue," each track is a new adventure in sound, guaranteed to get your feet moving and your mind wandering.

But hold onto your snapbacks, because this album isn't just about nostalgia - it's a whole new beast. The title track "Fauxllennium" is where Clanton's synths really shine, creating hooks so catchy you'll be humming them for days. And let's not forget "Butterflies," featuring Jordana, which is basically audio ecstasy - all shimmering synths and infectious melodies that'll make you want to party like it's 1999 (or 2000, in this case). Sure, the album might lose a little steam towards the end, but who cares when the ride is this fun? "Fauxllennium" is the perfect soundtrack for those moments when you just want to escape reality and dance your troubles away. - Owen