Pitchfork

Butterfly

Dan Snaith’s fifth Daphni album, Butterfly, trades the project’s off‑kilter loops for polished, big‑room production aimed at mainstream club settings. While the record delivers tight four‑on‑the‑floor beats and glossy hooks, it sacrifices the eccentricity that distinguished earlier releases like Cherry. Critics note that only a handful of tracks, such as “Talk to Me,” retain the experimental edge. Overall, the album feels engineered for marketability rather than artistic surprise.