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This album looked like it had the potential to be a must listen, but the interludes and the inconsistencies really throw the score off. Fakemink brings an incredibly moody, nocturnal aesthetic to this album; everything feels like you're leaving the club on a rainy night. The beats are a mix of Jerk and cloud rap, which I love, but, as a whole, this album sounded like it wanted to be bigger than it was. Songs go from high-stim, colossal, experimental tracks that create entire atmospheres to ... read more

74/1001 (5/26/2026)
Started out great with some memorable opening riffs on the first few songs, but then fizzled out into just another background 60s Psych album that doesn't separate itself from its contemporaries. Too many songs just feel like typical 60s rock rather than the ambitious first couple of songs. But still, this is a very solid listen with some fine Blues rock that, on its own, had some excellent moments, like on 'The Nazz Are Blue'.

73/1001 (5/26/2026)
Good album, the instruments felt like straight from a 60s sitcom, and the vocals were fun too, nothing bad about this album, just some good 60s blues rock with some moments of pure blues rock excellence

It blows that the best part of this album is the singles that he released prior to this album. They were good and fun to listen to, which was the opposite of the first 20 tracks of this album. Nothing was bad, just mediocre. The beats are more run-of-the-mill trap-sounding rather than the druggy/trippy/trap sound that got him popular and favorably recognized. And on top of that, LUCKI is just mumbling his way through this album without creating that emotional and introspective drug-addict ... read more