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Though I've felt like this is generally a less cohesive project the their previous EP "Red Room," I also feel like this project opens up for some of the bands most interesting sonic ideas so far that, more than anything, are things I'm beyond excited to see built upon in the future.

I am a bit disappointed to say that some of the heavier, louder tracks don't stand out quite as well as they should - feeling like they're rehashing ideas we've already seen on ... read more

This is one of the most interesting underground metal projects I've come across; not only from the album's context but from my own personal experience surrounding it.

I discovered the project after finding a red-vinyl copy at my local record shop and picking it up based on the ABSURDLY cool cover art, not knowing what it was in the slightest.

After listening on vinyl, and doing some digging into the project, I learned this record was a complete solo project, made with the ... read more

First discovered this record from finding out there were some guest features here from Avenade, an artist I already rock with heavy - and listening to this one its just a really well-executed and textured electronic house project! I do feel some ideas play out for longer than they needed to - the project would have done well with a little bit of trimming - but even in spite of that it's a great record that very much delivers on the promises set by its genre.

The textures are stunning, ... read more

Though I'm not as strong on this record as I was UGLY DEATH, I still have a pretty heavy appreciation for this one! Despite the title here, UNKILLABLE ANGEL sacrifices a lot of the apocalyptic imagery of a record like UGLY DEATH - instead opting for a much more introspective and unapologetic personal look from Ada.

As a result, we get the best of Ada's, again, unapologetic and even downright hilarious personal lyricism on the experience of being weird and on the internet ("if I ... read more