Arashi “The Digitalian” (J Storm)
Credit where credit is due — long-running boy band Arashi have zero reason to ever try out a new musical backdrop. It therefore comes as a surprise that the group’s 13th original studio album, “The Digitalian,” finds it trying out a more electro-pop sound: one track sounds like baby’s first EDM drop, while Auto-tune is drizzled generously over vocals on other tracks.
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