Her peak comes on “Reflections on the Screen,” a regret-filled number about the shortcomings of, and results of being shackled by, technology. In total, “Superorganism” proposes an answer to the question of how we can preserve the handmade and the irregular in an age of extreme technological sophistication. Sign Up You agree to receive occasional updates and special offers for The New York Times's products and services. (And he is a favorite of Tyler, the Creator, who has been a prime advocate for this style of off-kilter melodic pop.) Advertisement Continue reading the main storyOn his best songs, the singing is imperfect, and the instruments weep and sulk.

Source: New York Times March 07, 2018 19:52 UTC