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60-second routine for 30 minutes of pleasure
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Edwin)
Wed Mar 19 13:05:17 2025
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2025 12:04:13 -0500
From: "Edwin" <Edwin@synopro.sa.com>
Reply-To: "Paige" <Paige@synopro.sa.com>
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60-second routine for 30 minutes of pleasure
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nchette from Exclaim! called Census Designated "a new chapter in Remover's experimental production" and commented on how Remover delivers droning sounds that, though are noisy, are more calm compared to their previous music. For Pitchfork, Kieran Press-Reynolds commented that moments on the album shift abruptly from calm to intense bursts of sounds. He further questioned, because Remover has experimented with drum and bass, ambient, glitch rap, and Jersey club in the past, "why would choose fiery avant-rock as a primary vehicle?".
Census Designated is a concept album that takes place over the course of one night. Its story begins at sunset and is "guided by Jane Remover's streams of consciousness", ending at dusk. According to Paste's Madelyn Dawson, "its 10 tracks span over an hour of deliberate buildups, frenetic breakdowns and visceral, wry lyricism". It incorporates organic and live instrumentation. Ian Cohen from Stereogum said the album explores the darker edges of rock music. The Guardian's Ben Beaumont-Thomas compared their vocals to that of K-pop and Europop singers, and mentioned how they reinvigorates guitar sounds by layering them with static and subtle noise elements. Madden proposed that the album should be listened to "just past sundown, when there's a brief and lonely pause in space and time and it feels like you are the only person exp
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