UR FUN (CD)

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Artist: Of Montreal
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 01/17/2020
Label: Polyvinyl Records
Catalog Number: 39422
Recording: Studio
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Format: CD

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Amoeba Review

Of Montreal’s sixteenth studio album, UR Fun, is a neon dream bursting with addictive melodies, bouncy good humor, and style for miles. Frontman Kevin Barnes took inspiration from classic pop records by Cyndi Lauper and Janet Jackson and weirdly -- considering the highly goofy and psychedelic tendencies of Of Montreal -- this makes total sense upon listening to the album. As Barnes explores the highs and lows of being in a relationship (in this case, the album delves into his romance with songwriting partner Christina Schneider), the songs shimmer and shine with synth-pop glamour, the melodies occasionally veering into darker territory before reaching once more for the sun. It’s tremendous fun, served up with a side of self-deprecating cynicism.