I'm done with reviewing and listening to music I don't enjoy music anymore

This feels more peaceful than The Winter Ray, like the springtime equivalent

It's not as cold or desolate as a lot of their other music but it's still very unsettling

this is what music sounds like when God’s having a vision

fuck you

This album is what got me into music in the first place. I think I was in like 7th grade on a long car ride and I was like "I should check this out, I like some of the songs on here, I wonder how the whole album is"

Ever sense then I have been a huge music fan, but its becoming incredibly difficult to enjoy this album knowing the person behind it

Alec Empire could literally kill my whole family and I would still glaze him into oblivion

What the fuck

Sharkula has a similar mic presence to Swank Daddy and similar lyrics to someone like Wesley Willis, which make this album unpredictable and wild, while also being extremely fun

Some Rap Songs is a really neat collection of, as the title suggests, rap songs

im gay da be de da ba die

It's music like this that gives furries and the LGBTQ+ community a bad reputation. People hate on those groups because they think all the people in those communities are as weird as the person who made this EP. Even ignoring that though, this is a borderline zoophilic confession backed up with bad music.

Holy shit this is the most relentless album I think I've ever heard, it was like being beat with a metal club covered in spikes and bodily fluids

After the (very mild) dissapointment from leaving meaning, we have something that really holds a candle to the trilogy. The Beggar is the most recent Swans album (as of right now) and it is just absolutely phenomenal

It's a very clear downgrade from the trilogy that came just before it, but Leaving Meaning is still a very worthwhile experience

This is "Paul Bjart Mall Cop"'s most acclaimed album and it's really easy to see why, it's so simple yet so beautiful and emotional

"Bjoint" continues her streak of making extremely lush and heartfelt records, but this time somehow better than her last, there's more emotion, power, and impressive production

"Bort"s Second album is just as powerful and emotional as the first, but now even more impressive from a lyrical and production standpoint

"Straight up Bjorkin' it" establishes herself as an extremely emotional and heartfelt singer even in her debut album

While not some masterpiece , it's impossible to dislike this album and that says a lot