Share This Article
Listening to “Can I Music?” feels like walking through the ruins of a club that once defined your life, only to find it alive with strange new shadows. The Liquid Dude shapes that feeling into sound—fractured recollections, distorted textures, and ghostly rhythms.
From the dreamy haze of “Skip This” to the frenetic club mutations of “Nipponacidfunk” and “Shakyshaky”, each track feels like a memory glitch expressing itself in acid tones. “Botox Love” strikes like a warehouse hallucination: breakbeats flaring, synth lines wobbling off the rails, voices melting into the mix.
As the album progresses, hints of reflection seep in—“Indigestion” aches with introspection, and “The Old Days” closes with warm synth rays and spoken-word fragments that feel like the final entry in a diary you forgot you wrote.
It’s an album not about where electronic music has been, but about what remains after everything collapses and recombines.
The Liquid Dude Social Media Links
https://www.instagram.com/the_liquiddude
https://soundcloud.com/theliquiddude
LIQUID FREAKS Social Media Links
https://www.instagram.com/liquidfreaks
https://soundcloud.com/liquid-freaks
https://www.liquid-freaks.com
