Salami Rose Joe Louis, also known as Lindsay Olsen, combines her scientific background with a unique musical style influenced by synth and punk. Initially known for her ambitious sci-fi concept albums, her new release "Lorings" marks a significant departure, focusing on personal introspection rather than intergalactic themes. The album features softer vocals and clearer lyrics, showcasing Olsen's talent while maintaining an engaging sonic landscape. The sound draws from early digital instruments, creating an inventive and playful experience that reflects her artistic evolution.
Olsen composes almost entirely on a charmingly démodé Roland MV-8800 workstation, and her early-digital sound evinces a Stereolab-like talent for repurposing technological kitsch into her own lingua franca.
On her new album Lorings, she strips back the galactic props and trades cosmological conjecture for inward contemplation. The music is much stronger for it.
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