LABYRINTHITIS

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  2022

  James

  Dan Bejar leans harder into synthetic textures and dance rhythms here, but the album still carries his characteristic sense of mystery and intellectual drift. The songs feel glossy on the surface while remaining emotionally evasive underneath. “Tintoretto, It’s for You” and “June” stretch simple grooves into strangely hypnotic meditations. Bejar’s lyrics continue operating through fragmented images and half-revealed emotions rather than narrative clarity. The production gives the album a sleek, nocturnal atmosphere. It’s one of Destroyer’s most rhythmically fluid records.