https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/frank-ocean-blonde-ten-years-later-1235612186/
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“An AI could never create Blonde precisely because of how deeply human an album it is.”
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““Why am I preachin’ to this choir/To this atheist?” he sings on “Close to You,” acknowledging the futility of trying to convince someone who knows the story but no longer believes in it.”
““This is not my life, it’s just a fond farewell to a friend,” Frank sings on “Seigfried,” before the song effortlessly widens one failed romance to contain the meaning of existence itself.”
“Each song, too, has its own overlapping instincts.”
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“And so, on “Seigfried,” Frank explains: “A moment one solar flare would consume, so why not/Spin this flammable paper on the film that’s my life?” In the decade since its release, Blonde , like Herzog’s documentary, has come to feel like the final stamp on a discrete moment in history.”
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“The film ominously warns of an inevitable solar flare on the scale of the 1859 Carrington Event, one that, once unleashed, would reduce all communications networks, the foundations of so much of our modern world then and even more now, to dust.”
“Or how, on “Nikes” Frank trapezes between sonic registers, and perspectives, painting a kaleidoscopic view on his own sexuality all under the banner of the most iconic brand in the world.”
“In one of the handful of interviews he’s given, Ocean described the album’s competing narratives as a “collage or bricolage,” saying that memory has a way of arriving as overlapping images.”
“Released less than three months before Trump’s first election, the album now lives as an artifact of a prehistoric world, yet emotionally, Blonde feels more expansive than any frame of time can contain.”
“He makes contact with a community whose members swear they’re allergic to Wi-Fi.”