Night Time, My Time

Night Time, My TimeWhen Sky Ferreira's debut album, Night Time, My Time, finally arrived in October 2013 after a slew of EPs and delayed release dates, it confirmed her status as pop music's dark horse. Financed by Ferreira with money she earned from modeling gigs, it's a truly independent album from an outspoken artist; the scornful hooks on "Ain't Your Right" feel like they're aimed at everyone who got between her and her dream. While Night Time, My Time's most

and led by Peter Solo

Shrink is starting to crack along bottom right edge

emerging as an instrument in itself

full of vitriol and vulnerability

” “Aquamarine

hypnotic affair that conjures a unique vision of dub techno that few have been able to replicate

being certified quadruple platinum

Another theme was treated with a thrifty intervention of the strings

the album includes an array of arrangements and instruments like the acoustic guitar with a punk distortion and melodic ethereal tones that were woven into his dreams as a kid growing up in Essex

Katsuhiko Ishii (guitar)

"Low Rider"

There's a piece of primal industrial psych via Germany's Flying Moon In Space and Austria’s Hypnotic Floor deliver a thrashing fuzz freak-out