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The last 6 tracks and STUNT HOUSE ! are the only intriguing songs, the rest of the album is mind-numbingly repetitive punk rage with constant buildups yet nothing to show.

After a long, tense, and scary buildup from Indicud to this point, SB2H is a masterpiece where Kid Cudi lets go of all outside pressures as the only way to heal himself. He never intended for this album to be acclaimed, he intended to make music he felt captured his truest emotions deep down so that he could restart his career, and he did exactly that from Speedin' Bullet to PP&DS.

If insanity was an album, it would be this, with the chopped guitars and constant drums filling every song.

An intense, abrasive album that perfectly carries out themes of depression, self-worth, suicide, in a perfect, unconventional 80 minutes.