In an age where the line between art and commodity is blurred, the richness of creative culture is threatened. As we search for the definitive sound of the 2010s, we find ourselves entangled in the monotony of lo-fi hip hop and the remnants of dubstep. The sterile minimalism that pervades architecture, fashion, and design reflects a broader trend: we are stuck in a cultural loop, seemingly unable to break free. As My Days With Sound pointed, the music scene that once embraced the raw, unbridled talents of acts like Aphex Twin now feels confined by the growing influence of social media algorithms. True art, with its evocative beauty, imagination, and mastery of craft, competes for attention alongside the superficiality of mass-produced content. The result? A creative landscape where the bol...