PLEASE do not listen to this album, the artist is a known abuser and rapist, please avoid !!!

I really do not know what to say about this album except it is complete perfection. From the overwhelming walls of noise in "Earthmover", to the soft strums of a guitar and beautiful melodies in "Who Would Leave Their Son Out in the Sun?", it all comes together beautifully as the pinnacle of music (in my opinion, obviously). This album brings mood out perfectly, portraying fear, sadness, anguish, anger, and so much more just impeccably.

I really have never felt anything ... read more

really beautiful ambient record. i really enjoy how you can sometimes hear field recordings during the duration, and the feel and atmosphere of the work is really astounding and it makes it sound more alive to me.

the albums description says "The music moves as it pleases, leaving the listener to make of it what they will." and after listening to this i like to interpret it as a person taking a long walk after something happens in their life, trying to find peace, whilst occasionally ... read more

hooooly hell man. this record is absolutely incredible. for the album to release just over a month after the bands conception, its fucking incredible what they achieved.

absolutely incredible record. from beginning to end it has a rawness and sound i havent really heard before.

really beautiful ambient ep. i really loved the way the tracks utilized the audio panning from one ear to the other, it really enhanced the sound at least for me.

really cool record! its a cool experimentation of ambient mixed with r&b and i enjoyed the sound of that. i randomly came across this album when looking through recommended artists for another small ambient musician and thought the cover art was cool, and it definitely did not disappoint. this album encapsulates a feeling that i cant really describe, creating a soundscape that matches the cover perfectly.

cool album! not really metalcore, more of a screamo mathcore, but overall still good.

Absolutely incredible record. I went into this with no idea what it would sound like, but I'm impressed. This album has influence from some popular slacker rock/fhr artists, like Willy Rodriguez, but it has it's own sound and ideas. For a first album, it's up there with being one of the best. I cannot wait to hear what's next from them.

pretty cool mathcore record! the only few things that didnt really sit with me right were the vocals at some times and the fact that the album drags on for a pretty long time. i would recommend listening to it if you really like mathcore!

i absolutely adored this album but... faking suicide? really? come the hell on man

i LOVE THIS ALBUM!!! geese have been on constant repeat for me as of late, and this is a record of theirs that truly stands out. i really like Projector and Getting Killed, but this is just one of the best things ive listened to. its so fun and enjoyable and i really do recommend it to anyone i can.

This was an absolutely incredible album. I've been putting it off for so long now and I thought I should finally do it, and WOW WAS IT WORTH IT. I don't even have the words to explain how incredible it was you just gotta understand really cause like. holy shit. I'm definitely gonna be listening to more stuff from these people cause this was a near perfect listen.

cool post rock lp. the second track, entropy, was the only one that fell super flat for me as the drums werent really in time and just felt odd to me. otherwise a good listen!

really good da/drone record! i got it recommended to me and im happy i did! it was emotional and did exactly what it wanted to with the concept.

though squee lp2 doesnt quite surpass lp1 in how good it is, its still amazing. this record is much noisier (not a bad thing, if anything better) but its not something for a casual listen.

INCREDIBLE ep. pretty much all of the songs were awesome and i love the vocals!!

The Best Record Ever Made
F♯A♯∞ is an absolutely incredible record. Personally, it's my favorite album of all time and my favorite out of GY!BE's discography, that I've heard so far, at least.

The Dead Flag Blues
The first track off of the record, and my personal favorite. The intro includes a spoken word segment which paints a picture of a dystopian post-war future where western civilization falls (e.g. The government is corrupt/And we're on so many drugs/With ... read more