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Allie X’s CollXtion II is more than an album. It is a bold, high-concept masterpiece that defined the indie-pop landscape of the late 2010s. Following the enigmatic success of her debut EP, CollXtion I, this 2017 full-length release solidified Allie X as a visionary architect of "avant-garde pop." The Evolution of the X Persona allie x collxtion ii
You cannot discuss without mentioning its visual language. The album artwork features Allie X in a vintage cheerleading uniform, clutching pom-poms, but her makeup is severe and her expression is dead-eyed. The typography is ripped straight from a 1980s yearbook. CollXtion II Here are a few options for
The most radio-friendly track, and therefore the most ironic. “That’s So Us” celebrates dysfunction: fighting in parking lots, making up in hotels, blocking and unblocking each other. The chorus is anthemic, but the lyrics are a red flag parade. Allie X performs the role of the girl who romanticizes her own damage, and the production (bright, major-key, handclaps) sells the delusion perfectly. The song functions as a critique of every pop song that glamorizes “passionate” chaos. The final repetition of the title is sung through a vocoder—as if even the protagonist no longer believes her own narrative. The album artwork features Allie X in a
“CollXtion II requires its centerpiece. Return, or I will erase every frequency you love.”
The lead single and the explosive opener. "Paper Love" is the mission statement of the album. Driven by a relentless, stabbing synth bassline and a chorus that begs for stadium singalongs, the song dissects a relationship flimsy enough to tear apart. The metaphor is sharp: "It's a paper love / Sharp enough to cut." It’s a perfect pop song about fragile infatuation.
“No,” Lana said, holding up a mirror. “She’s just in the vault. And vaults can be cracked.”