This demo tape explores a lot of interesting ideas, but a lot of them fall a little bit short or feel like they were a little bit undercooked. Some songs though, like Jet Skates and Dreamstate Rave Chamber are very fleshed-out and professional, but others like XD-3K need some more effort.
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Welcome To The Funhouse - 72/100 - A very enigmatic track with a wonky vibe that I like.
Dreamstate Rave Chamber - 87/100 - I have no clue what this song is, but I love it. It's ... read more
You know, I'm a pretty outspoken rap hater, and a political rap hater especially, but since this album isn't just "Fuck the government! Turn all Christians into roman candles!", it's not the worst thing ever. Clocking in at a lengthy 19 track runtime, it does get very repetitive, but nothing here is too bad. Although most songs here are just kinda "eh", it could be a lot worse, so I'm not mad.
Rewriting my review cause my old one sucked.
Invincible is truly a one-of-a-kind album. For starters, this band has a very shaky start trying to figure out who they were, but mainly consisted of a lot of early electronic components mixed with various industrial rock elements and Christian undertones, but in this album and this album especially are the electronic parts much more common and memorable. Invincible is really an album I haven't seen replicated effectively, as this album just ... read more
An AOTY user who made a hip hop mixtape? Wow, truly such a trailblazer. First off, let me preface this by saying that, yes, I gave it a yellow score, but it is still good. Now, even though there have been things like this done before but better, underground music has a sort of charm that industry stuff will never be able to replicate. This album especially feels really personal and even though it's not my style of music, I can't say I didn't enjoy it. The beats are nice and even ... read more
Given the cover art, I did not expect this song to be what it is. It's a very weird blend of a bunch of different things mainly pertaining to metal and something vaguely hip hop, but the guitars and drums are good so at least there's that. The song needs better mixing though, and it's very chaotic and all over the place in its current form.
I hate this song with such a passion it is impossible to put into words.
I... I don't even know anymore. Ben Shapiro on a rap song is crazy but it's honestly kinda fire. The beat's pretty cool especially, but Tom's vocal performance is surprisingly solid and Ben Shapiro is just... well... he's just kinda there. The cover art also has massive meme template potential.
Another one of "those" songs that wouldn't stop being played everywhere back in 2021, but I can get behind it a little.
I've heard this a million times, but even though I don't like rap, this song honestly entertaining and pretty decent overall with a very memorable chorus.
The laid-back instrumentation with some great synth work and an overall fun demeanor make for a great track that's entertaining too.
Another enigmatic but playful synthpop track that confuses me in a good way.
I have never listened to anything like this before, and it's a shame because this is super innovative and fun.
A cool single with some interesting vocals but fun execution nonetheless.
A very unique and cohesive synthpop album that has a ton of very interesting concept that are explored thoroughly and in a very fulfilling way, with this album being a pretty venerable dance-pop album that has some memorable songs. The instrumentation and vocals are both very unique, and each song is quite playful and fun, but different enough from the previous track to be interesting.
I think @FlaRNyyy recommended me this but I forget
I hate to hate on this song, but I really just don't like rage. This song is a little more on the tolerable side as far as the genre goes, but this is not for me. Sorry to bring the average rating down cause I think the creator recommended me this, but yeah, it's not good in my eyes.
Sounds like every other Kruelty song out there, but the screeches, as the name implies, are definitely angry and they sound great overall. Exproz's kicks here are a little out of place though, but Kruelty, again, cooks with this one.