DylanTooDank

this is what anxiety sounds like.

the best way i can describe this album is a broadway performance where every actor is schizophrenic and nobody was given the same script.

the musicianship is undeniably impressive. the sound is so dense that it feels like there are a hundred instruments playing at the same time. there is constantly something happening, whether you want there to be or not.

my biggest issue is the vocals. they barely feel like singing to me. it comes across more like frantic ... read more

21 savage has to be my favorite british rapper.

when i was in middle school, this album had me walking around my suburban neighborhood like i was about to catch some opps with their head down.

i do think this project was incredibly important for 21 savage's career. it put him on the map and established the cold, detached style that would eventually make him one of the biggest rappers in the game.

the problem is that i think he’s improved so much since then that a lot of this album ... read more

this album makes me want to sit on my front porch in a rocking chair with a beer and a cigarette while i actively neglect every important responsibility in my life, like a real man.

in all seriousness, this is one of the best grunge albums ever made. everything about it feels raw, angry, miserable, and completely authentic. there’s no pretending here. every song sounds like it came from people who were actually living the emotions they were writing about.

layne staley is one of my ... read more

this is one of those albums where i can clearly tell it’s good, even if it isn’t really for me.

the easiest way i can describe it is horror rap. it reminds me a little of clipping., but toned down enough that it still feels like a cohesive rap album instead of a full blown horror experience.

billy woods is a great rapper. the bars are sharp, thoughtful, and packed with commentary about society, politics, and inequality. there’s clearly a lot of effort and intention behind ... read more