"Loom is a stupendously big and loud record. On Allay, multitracked Holly Herndon-ish vocals wrap around a commanding lead line from Gately. “I am living in a womb made of dirt and dust,” she sings as boulders seem to splinter around her, the kind of percussion used in trailers for Marvel movies. The 10-minute centerpiece, Bracer, is more massive still. Majestic drum rolls, as if heralding the arrival of a satanic princess, slowly turn into an insistent beat that is thrillingly syncopated into something dancehall-adjacent; its final 80 seconds is a coronal mass-ejection of white-hot sound. The album features samples of earthquakes, shovels, shredders and screaming peacocks – an industrial-era Bosch painting turned into music". 2020 release.

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