George Clanton breathes life into a dead genre. Just two years ago, Vaporwave dwindled out and fell into the swirling whirlpool of internet detritus from which it rose. Here, George Clanton capitalizes upon many of the new wave, future funk, and 80s electronica aesthetics that made Vaporwave so appealing, but he imbues them with a new sense of life and purpose that was lost in the Macintosh Plus era records. While his vocals are mainly just sappy relationship things, his warped beats, soaring choruses, and warm aesthetic make this album unforgettable.

Genre: V A P O R W A V E, Windows 95, Shitty MS paint, electronica (lol)
RIYL: LCD Soundsystem, Ariel Pink, New Order, Macintosh Plus, Skylar Spence
FCC Tracks: 5, 8
Favorite Tracks: 1, 3, 6, 7, 10

1.(4:11) Never Late Again ** – Choppy, squeaky vocals! Check out that website! Upbeat with a sense of wonder! www.georgeclanton.com
2. (2:50) Keep a Secret – Slower, ballad for some lover. Very eighties, tropical tinges
3.(4:00) Did I Flounder? * – Lovers in the internet age, very dancy beat, lovely romantic synths, great synthy outro break at 2:00
4. (1:04) Purity – Interlude track with layered vocals
5. (5:43) Wonder Gently (FCC: Sh*t) - SONG EXPLODES AT 2:28, LOVE IT, WHY DID YOU HAVE TO SAY SHIT
6. (5:06) Bleed** – Great build, slow jam, distant sirens, awesome explosion at 2:24
7. (4:25) Warmspot* – Playful vocals reminiscent of Animal Collective, really cool song
8. (3:38) It Makes the Babies Want to Cry (FCC: Fuck at 2:42) – It makes me want to cry. Therefore, by transitive property, I must be a baby too. Awesome track, feels a bit like Washed Out
9. (2:04) Innocence – Super new wave track, very eighties, nice bass line with echoing vocals
10. (5:20) Kill You in Bed** – Watery intro, lapping waves, slow intro until 2:40