This man did for trap metal what Deftones does for nu metal

I hate this album and everything it stands for. Fuck the internet.

It really doesn't get any better than this.

Judging this by the merits of a soundtrack, I can't imagine that any other hypothetical soundtrack could've done the existential dread of Serial Experiments Lain justice as well as this does, matching the dark, subdued tone in amazingly. Sound design within each episode is extremely minimal, making every moment in which the soundtrack does play a role feel extremely important. A perfect example of this comes in one of the best moments of the whole show, during a scene in which Lain finally ... read more

"How the fuck am I supposed to change myself when I don't know who I am?"

I'M ON TO ME, in essence, is a stripped-back series of Rav's rawest displays of emotion thusfar; portraying the struggles of mental health at an unfiltered absolute. It encapsulate the woes of many one disillusioned youth in a world of the all-too-common plagues of anxiety, depression and more.

Rav's verses are at his most direct & self-confrontational to date, yet containing the same abstract melancholy ... read more

I haven't heard anything emanate such an intense aura of "objective masterpiece" since I first listened to Soundtracks for the Blind. Wow. Written form seriously cannot do this justice. I can only describe the listening experience as the auditory equivalent to the astral projection one ensues upon death as they ascend unto the gates of heaven. I can't think of a single plausible reason as to why you shouldn't listen to this.

rating this purely to spite the 0 givers