ColinAndrews

No matter how sentimental and introspective Kevin gets on some of these tracks, and how brilliant some of the samples are, that doesn't change the fact that this is literally a filler album where half of the songs sound the exact same and the lyrics are more repetitive than any other Brockhampton project, which is saying something.

Here's to hoping the final final album is better than their final album, I guess?

Hello everyone! Little life update before I get started!

In the past six months I got into a nearly deadly car crash, my girlfriend got COVID, we broke up on our two year anniversary, my grandmother died, I moved out of my apartment and now I'm currently in an RV going across the country.

So, I have a lot more time to listen to music and will be doing so!

This is my first full album listen and review in a year, so take it easy on me.

I love this! The vocals and passion in said vocals are ... read more

Huh. That was a rather tight little project that provided a nice change of pace from the first two projects that I listened to. The seemingly conceptual EP from Fire Man is exactly what the world needs right now, which is an aggressive and relatively chaotic project that you can scream your lungs out to and has somewhat of an eerie correlation with what is going on with the world right now down. Whether that's my anarchism talking or an accurate statement, I might never know, but the organic ... read more

What a pleasant surprise! I definitely mess with this incredibly heavy, and I definitely like it more subjectively than objectively, but that didn't stop me from appreciating all of the things that this project does right! I don't know if a single person in the cloud rap or hyperpop genre has properly matched and adjusted their vocal tonality to the type of lyrics and beats that they are using than PK Shelley has. The appeal of acts like 100 gecs and food house is how in your face and stark ... read more