Randomly decided to check this out after never listening to a house song in my life.
Each track stands on its own even if tracks like How come can be a bit to repetitive. The ep has enough variety and mood to warrant multiple listens.

This one is going to have to grow on me. It's very different from any math rock I've heard this year, but I can't find much repeatability with it . Definitely deserving the praise it's getting right now. Even if I can't completely hop on the hype train.

With RTJ4 being my first full length Run the Jewels release that I've given my attention to. I was taken a back by what a powerful listen this is. Everything Killer Mike & El-P say across this 39 minute track listing. Comes off so genuine & true to their experience.

It's nothing if not a engaging listen throughout, with short but sweet tracks. Heavy on bass and a colorful production helps set this apart. But each song contains various elements that really elevates each track to stand ... read more

From concept to musical execution. The Seer triumphs in delivering a disturbing psychedelic experience. The two songs that close out this album are among the best closing tracks I’ve ever heard on an album. Laying back & allowing this to consume me. Led to the first album to ever make me cry on and off for an hour after listening.

The Seer left me in a very empty and haunted state, that no other album has managed to do with exception to Daughters 2018 release. It’s soundscape ... read more