First 3 tracks was decently fun, all 3 had entertainment value and appeal for a genre they've never experienced in, until afterward it dropped like a painted stone, washed away and forgotten as if they forgot what this album was meant to be.
Stay Together was a clumsily produced album that lacked its identity "First glance of the artwork and you'd expect some 80s, psychedelic vibes", this felt like it was fighting variant genres, resulting in a messy album.
Another major issue I had ...
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