I couldn't get through this record. I got to track 4 and decided to skip through the rest of the record, just to see if it all sounded so similar. It did. This is a one-song record that lasts 28 minutes. jokes on me for listening to this lmao. This is everything I hate about Australian culture, down to the discriminatory / racists themes that are sprinkled on top. The singer reminds me of the bogans who try and pick a fight with me on the train because I looked them in the eye for one ... read more

I love this record but I will admit it has its flaws, mainly being the production (namely out-of-tune 808s and mixing issues scattered throughout), but this was Peep at his best. It feels very soundcloud but that's part of its charm. The features do bring down this record, with the worst offenders being Kirblagoop and Horsehead. But I do believe this is his best record, and it delivers that raw Peep energy he brought through his music. The lyrics are blunt and sung loudly, Peep steals the show ... read more

why do we exist

This record is good but plays things a little bit safe at times; there's nothing I haven't heard before here. That electro/metal vibe Northlane and BMTH are going for seeps in at times eg the track 'God of Fire'. There's a weird abundance of church bells scattered throughout this album, but props for consistency I guess. Every song after Some of the breakdowns feel a bit cliché but are okay as well. This is a solid record don't get me wrong, but it doesn't sound different enough from ... read more