this album feels like its own movie, and if it’s not then it’s the soundtrack to one. probably the most cinematic album i’ve heard so far and i even cried like it was one too
first half disappointed me so much i wasn’t sure if i was even listening to the right album
jvb remain the funniest rappers out east and i love the direction they’re heading
GY!BE still has it in them.
This album was made during one of their low points in production. Released in 2017, they were more focused on humanitarian actions and yet still put out a great piece of music. Two years before, they had published ‘Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress', and Luciferian Towers feels like a better, more fully fledged sequel. The only exception to this is that, in some sections, it seems the band has no idea what they were doing or just playing aimlessly, which ... read more
I don’t have the strongest faith in music for this year. 2026 just didn't seem to have any good albums--until I heard dead load. First hearing Dry Rot, I was slightly intrigued and decided to explore more with Drafts, which hooked me in. This album is unlike anything I’ve heard before and something I don’t think any of my friends would enjoy, but that’s what makes it special.
The sound is so out there, yet every track is so beautifully well-crafted and masterfully ... read more
I hate you Michael Gira. I really do.
I wanted to start writing this as soon as possible just so I could properly express my feelings before I lost them. I hate everything about this album. This is single-handedly the most depressing, gut-wrenching piece of artistry out there--and Soundtracks for the Blind takes less than a second to grab you by both wrists and drag you deep into its muddy waters, immediately sending chills down every inch of your body. It is a two-hour long, ... read more
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