We'll Take It

Released as a companion piece to the 'Age Of' era, the 'We'll Take It' EP serves as a concentrated distillation of Daniel Lopatin's fascination with 'mytho-modern' aesthetics. While the parent album explored a broader narrative of historical cycles, this EP focuses on the more abrasive and surreal elements of that sonic palette. It features the title track alongside three additional pieces that lean heavily into glitch and avant-garde electronic structures. The production is characterized by its extreme digital clarity, utilizing FM synthesis and complex sampling techniques to create textures that feel both ancient and futuristic. Critical reception noted its ability to make the artificial feel deeply emotional, a hallmark of Lopatin's work under the Oneohtrix Point Never moniker. It stands as a bridge between his more accessible collaborative work and his roots in experimental noise and vaporwave, showcasing his mastery of sound design and his unique ability to find melody within chaos.