Tranquilizer

TranquilizerTranquilizer isn't the sound of sedation but resurfacing. Daniel Lopatin isn't condemning our need for escape, but exploring what happens after. The record maps a movement from weightless calm into something more grounded, the necessary cycle of withdrawal and return that keeps us sane in a world both overwhelming and mundane. We plummet from the watery bliss of "Lifeworld" into the mournful melancholy of "Cherry Blue" and spastic grooves of "Rodl

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