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This album is the best example of how greedy the music industry is. All the songs are throwaway beats mixed with some verses that are repeated because they didn't have enough recordings. They barely have enough material for an album....


Putting that aside, this album doesn't have any redeeming quality. Not even Kanye (he's probably the best part on the whole album).


1. Introduction -

It's a lazy pretentious robotic voice...

2. Guardian Angel -

The best track on the album. The flow is ... read more

A scattered arrangement of the progression of X's artistry, a glimpse into what could have been. I found this to be surprisingly enjoyable at parts, X's unique ear for melodies in unorthodox production comes across well here, creating a somewhat cohesive sound throughout the album. There are no particular moments of greatness to be seen here, but it is clear that this is further indication that X could have potentially explored new sounds and ideas if he was still alive. Songs such as 'Guardian ... read more

This album emits a stench similar to the stench of Lorde's most contrived songs off Melodrama. I tried to maintain some semblance through the first two tracks, but every next song proved to be more noxious than the last. The production is nearly pristine, complimented by a dazzling exhibition of un-artistry! It's not as tasteful as the band would like for you to assume. Matthew Healy conveys a fetching facade, and girls will swoon to the album's "dramatic" arc (probably trembling ... read more