So... why exactly do people keep comparing this to age of adz? they're not comparable at all sonically

so... why exactly do people keep comparing this to age of adz? they're not comparable at all sonically.

you're a moron

because retards on here want to seem like they're ahead of the curve. other than the fact that they're artists known primarily for folk and the albums are more electronic, they don't share any real similarities. that's all context though, you're right in that the albums couldn't be further apart in terms of style and execution.

>other than the fact that they're artists known primarily for folk and the albums are more electronic

this is the exact reason why people are making the comparison.

obviously they are different fucking albums from different artists, but there are some real similarities here.

>but there are some real similarities here.
>similarities

name more than just that one

I know that none of his other albums sound like this but he's been doing features and one-offs with this style for so long that it just feels boring now

let's see, age of adz is
>sprawling
>bombastic
>maximalist
>orchestral
>noisy
>chaotic
and 22, A Million is
>compact
>minimalist
>glitchy
>meditative
>subdued
>pretty
I'll wait for some similarities though

Still waiting.

both are electronic
both are glitchy
both changed direction from folk

It's the sad guitar man version of Blond