11 minute 'album' consisting of 11 'songs', in which GFOTY essentially describes her favourite childhood television shows through a vocoder effect on top of budget R Plus Seven instrumentals.

It’s easy to believe that this album was still being finished literally hours ago. Kanye West has reinvented himself yet again, but much like last year’s ‘Ye’ has opted not to be a version of Kanye that can make a cohesive or consistent project. Imagine delaying and stringing your fans along for the better part of a year, to then release this. It feels gimmicky and I don’t see myself having any real reason to return to it.

Feels like the earthly sister to U.F.O.F. Weather-worn and tender where it’s predecessor was ethereal and shrouded in mystique.

Aside from the Panda Bear track, I wasn't in love with this album back in the day. After a stint of a few years working in retail thus having to hear the singles every shift, I can tell you that my feelings towards it have not improved. Sound of the summer or not, the hooks are so obnoxious and grating to me that I simply cannot enjoy it. Personal vendettas aside I can still see the appeal of RAM. It is well produced and exhibits Daft Punk as the masters of their craft. However if I have to ... read more