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Body Pillow
2023 · single
So Many Other Realities Exist Simultaneously
2023 · albüm
Holding My Breath
2023 · single
Bigger Pictures
2023 · single
Okay
2023 · single
Sculpting With Fire
2022 · single
Melancholaholic
2022 · single
The Muah On Your Cheek
2022 · single
WORD?
2021 · albüm
WORD? - Side C
2021 · single
WORD? - Side B
2021 · single
WORD? - Side A
2021 · single
Heavy D
2021 · single
God's Bathroom Floor
2021 · single
The Day Before Halloween
2020 · albüm
Blotter Acid Reflux Syndrome
2020 · single
GodLovesUgly (Remix)
2020 · single
Whenever
2019 · albüm
Bad Days Are Over (feat. Atmosphere)
2019 · single
Mi Vida Local
2018 · albüm
Mi Vida Local (Instrumental Version)
2018 · albüm
Make It All Better Again
2018 · single
Sad Clown Bad Year (#9-#12 Collection)
2018 · albüm
Overcast! (20 Year Anniversary Remaster)
2017 · albüm
Fishing Blues (Instrumental Version)
2016 · albüm
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Atmosphere’s new album, So Many Other Realities Exist Simultaneously, opens with a gentler approach. A departure from the brute intros of earlier works, “Okay” seems to comfort and reassure the listener, with Slug rapping over one of Ant’s most dynamic productions to date. Yet, there’s still an unmistakable sense of uneasiness that sets in, evolving throughout the album. From the subtle panic of “Dotted Lines” to the overt anxiety of “In My Head,” the tensions seem to cede, swell and then find resolve again through cautiously optimistic songs like “Still Life”. Meanwhile, the rhythms on this album are some of Ant’s most inventive. The playful percussion on “In My Head” acts as a counterweight to the roiling writing, while the drum patterns on “Holding My Breath” and “Bigger Pictures” allow Slug to play with his flow, underscoring the anxiety driving the record. Where previous albums in Atmosphere’s catalog emphasized the parts of life that carry the most meaning—family, brotherhood, purpose—Realities is an unnerving excavation of paranoia, perspective and positivism. The tension in these songs is palpable, but their presence is a testament to the hope that underpins them. Whenever the curtains might close, the music goes on.