Got goosebumps throughout. This was an experience.

Everything but a personality. Yves cares more to copy paste influences, pump out EPs for a tour than to make something meaningful her own.

I found something I loved. 🥹

Tell Me(U want it), The Peace & Do it are bangers. The rest is quite middling. A bit dissapointed with this.

It's middling. Nothing much to say. Some songs that I wouldn't mind playing in the background but overall a personality less debut album with music that blends into the slop of show me the money type music. Honestly exactly what I expected from a Jay Park produced group.

The album cover looked intriguing. The music wasn't.

Sonically boring and substantially shallow. 9 songs but no personality in this album.

This has been such a great year for Dance music. While it's not too much on experimentation, Rochelle Jordan's Through The Wall is smooth and flows through your body like liquid.

I first listened to this album years ago. Recently I came back to it and I'm even more appreciative of it now. Nikamma is one of the best songs of the decade.

A few misses but a solid debut with a sound that is simple and really well produced. Some really sweet melodies all over the EP. Opening track close your eyes is the prettiest song.

Rosalía's best work since El Mal Querer. The only problem is that if you know the languages she's singing in, it takes you out of it cause of how gratingly off her enunciation is.

How did i not know IOAH was producing a kpop group too along with Yves.

A very noteable debut in K-POP. Lullaby is the standout song here.

Overall the EP is a confused mix of really well produced sounds rather than a sonically cohesive album but It is impossible to not be taken by the conviction with which each song is delivered. Be it on the bright & youthful trap banger like Go!, the airy & raw rock vocals of What You Want which has a version featuring Teezo Touchdown, ragebeat banger FaShioN or the mournful singing & rap on Joyride.
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Sophisticated intense and spiritually fulfilling dance music.

Why isn't Bad Things Never Have Good Timing listed? 😕

Rage is oversaturated but Osamason manages to create an exciting album. Some great production paired with uninteresting vocal performance & shallow lyrics.

It's like Le Sserafim served up something unsavory and dared us to enjoy it and I do enjoy it. J-Hope steals the show though.

I was a mild fan of IOAH's 2019 EP Psychofetish. I see he's producing yves now. I'm interested to see more of this collaboration.

The highs of this album are really high.

The sound is delicious. Best K-POP group of recent times.