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Continuing down the Brockhampton rabbit hole as it reaches its end, the boy band strive to provide narrative but lose the charm and appeal that made them so addictive in the first place. There are glimpses of highlights, but everything hits directly in the middle of the road.

As I get deeper into Brockhamptons discography, the boy band reach out to colleagues on the venture for a multitude of well served features.

This is the first album I feel like one member stands out from the rest, and Joba is the star of the show.

Continuing my way through Brockhamptons discography, the boy band reach a point in their career where they embrace their poppier side to deliver an album around friendship, betrayal and hardship in what is their most mature and grounded record to date.

There is a full focus here on what they want to deliver, and frankly this could be their best and most underrated piece of work.

Expertly crafted to an incredible degree. Considering its run time as well has superb replay value and with each listen you discover something new.

One of, maybe even the best album to come out this year.