You Drive Me to Plastic
by Bullion
Bullion's You Drive Me to Plastic unfolds as a hypnotic 20-minute mutant pop odyssey, blending genre-smashing groovers into a seamless, non-LP suite.
Nathan Jenkins transmutes bedroom sample collages into danceable electro-pop reveries, echoing his J Dilla-infused Pet Sounds mash-up roots while venturing into European dancefloors and Caribbean salsas. Joyous yet deranged, it juxtaposes chic Italo-disco pulses, wandering saxophones, and haunted extremes; like the menacing Laurie Anderson-sampled "Too Right" and salsa-kissed "Magic Was Ruler." Idiosyncratic interludes bind big singles into fluid unease, proving Bullion's finesse with incompatible sources amid his teasingly sparse output.
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