Skylar Spence * Prom King (Bonus Tracks) [Colored Vinyl] [Deluxe] (Ylw) (Aniv) Soul It received a great critical

It received a great critical response from Pitchfork

A Horse Is Not a Home

Mirador conjure sky-shaking

My Honeydew

audiophile-grade black-vinyl disc pressed by Pallas and packaged in a single-pocket Stoughton jacket

Skylar Spence * Prom King (Bonus Tracks) [Colored Vinyl] [Deluxe] (Ylw) (Aniv) Soul It received a great criticalWhen Ryan DeRobertis changed his project name from Saint Pepsi to Skylar Spence, it marked not only a rebrand but also a shift toward faster tempos and cleaner production. While Saint Pepsi was rooted in sample heavy reinterpretations of boogie, disco, and new wave, Skylar Spence sees DeRobertis embracing those aesthetics through his own production and vocals. Prom King, his debut under the new name, is a focused, danceable record tailored for a full