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The Melbourne band's punk and gospel influences

and unconventional lyrics make it a standout record

In many ways its sonic roughness has preserved it from time : production values are never going to date on a record that had no production values in the first place

Unlike Blachford's experimental work

What A Time To Be Alive British Sci-fi focusedA landmark collaboration between Drake and Future, this surprise mixtape climbed the Billboard charts rapidly upon release. Featuring standout tracks like "Jumpman" and "Big Rings," the project blends energetic club production with introspective moments. The chemistry between the two artists creates an unpolished, spontaneous feel that captures the essence of their respective styles. A defining release that solidified both artists' cultural impact.