For an artist like Underscores, the concept of an album being one word, Love, might sound simplistic. Especially after her last album, the concept album Wallsocket, with its ARG and buckets of lore, but if there's one thing April can be trusted with, it's making really fucking good pop music. She explores not only the good sides of love, but the pain, the heartbreak and obsession that comes with it through a post-hyperpop lens that makes her "unadulterated pop era" have teeth that most other modern electro-pop albums end up lacking. It's cool to the touch, metallic, and slick. it's heartfelt, personal, sad and euphoric. It's U.
