Holly Herndon streams new LP Platform in full
Producer and sonic scientist Holly Herndon is streaming her latest long-player Platform in ful a week in advance.
The record follows Herndon's acclaimed album Movement.
In our review of the album, writer Alex Cull said that: "It’s the plethora of new directions pushed in that makes this such an engrossing, worthy follow-up to Movement. While still creating boundless, exceptional fringe-pop, on Platform Herndon is finding countless new ways to hold our attention: deploying a greater sense of narrative, an emboldened melodic arsenal and enough enthusiasm to remind us why she remains a vital voice in peripheral pop."
Platform is released via 4AD on 18 May.
Stream the album now via NPR.
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