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Obligatory at this point lol. I'm not surprised this is number 1. So many more qualified people have analyzed and gushed over this album enough. Beautiful incorporation of jazz and rap, and the theming, story telling, and sound is timeless. Truly a modern classic that deserves all the love it gets

I feel like every time I try to review this album, I look back and cringe at myself, so I'll try to make this brief.

This album has been so close to me throughout my life, especially knowing that Will made a lot of these songs around the same age as me. There is a god damn good reason why this album has a cult following because of how creative and ambitious it is, and at the same time, it's soul shattering. Will makes such a good use from his lofi set up and every guitar and cymbal ... read more

Frances Quinlan is one of my favorite singers of all time, and this album is a core reason for it. Man I can gush about her singing for days, incorporating such power into voice through her screeches and strains in her voice. It is truly marvelous. But its not just the singing that makes this album break. There are so many moments in this album that just make me smile. From France's anecdote about seeing her doppelgänger at a waffle house, or the time she had a teen ask her to play ... read more

Holy fuck this album is so powerful. The context behind this album makes it absolutely horrifying and is just truly soul crushing and beautiful. Hayter's singing mixed with beautiful pianos with these horrifying moments that just jump at you makes the album just so depressing. And I'm not going to pretend like I understand every form of religious imagery or the strange samples, but the album just glows with pure emotions of hatred and a yearning for repentance and peace. But it just ... read more