灰の羽搏 (Ashed Wings)

Camellia proves that just because you are a talented producer doesn't mean you'll necessarily put out a good product.

The insistence on mid-2010s-style brostep and riddim sounds is surprisingly the least of this album's worries, rather it's the insistence on Maximalism on most of these tracks. Nearly everything here feels extremely ADHD-brained, with genre switch-ups almost always feeling forced rather than natural. The tracks that do sound focused however, generally turn out pretty damn ... read more

2 years and he's back, I had doubts about style changes but I've heard artists change styles and work better with it for a 2 year period, so maybe it's good, but seeing there's a nanahira feature I'm a little concerned, but, here we go. This is all for my friend to see my ratings on this.

Achromatic City -Lost Palette-: 61
Alright so this album is opening up with Camellia's voice coming back after 2 years without an album and honestly I think he does have a good singing voice, and the rock ... read more

ITS ME AGAIN

I've recently started my journey through Camellia albums after my remarkably positive experience with Chimera Dragons, and I was recommended to start Ashed Wings. Thankfully, I was able to digest it all in a single night, since it's only an hour long album. Was it good? Yeah. Did it meet my expectations? Not really. I liked the album, just not a big fan of the genres that half the album covered. To be honest, after Sswwiinnddlleerr! I was starting to lose hope since I ... read more

WOW!!! this is just phenomal and i have heard most tracks before actually finishing it but this makes me ascend. Really love his vocals