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Probably the best math rock album I've ever heard??? Its so dynamic, vocals and looping instrumentation combined with the chaos of the math rock guitar riffs make this a wildly unique album that puts it in an entirely different league than its competitors. MUST LISTEN TO!

Fade Em All has some cool ideas with the disjointed vocal deliveries and unorthodox instrumental arrangements but feels wildly inconsistent with the mixing of songs like Hellhole, and Punk Tempo while the album isn't really paced well and feels somewhat carelessly put together. The self-titled song however I think is one of the only times where the potential of this unique sound is somewhat realized and I love the speedcore-ish switch up halfway through but besides that, this fell pretty flat ... read more

Baby Keem uses various sounds and instruments with his unique and catchy flows throughout this entire album. From Range Brothers to Booman the hype songs and even the slow cuts match really well with Baby Keem’s flows and each one is attention-grabbing. The use of pianos is amazing and the drums on Issues go so unbelievably hard. While I really enjoy the beats on Pink Panties and Cocoa I feel like Baby Keem is a little inconsistent. I love the aggressiveness of Vent but I personally wish ... read more

My first impression of what to expect from this album was the single "BREAK MY SOUL" and at first I was very indifferent about it. At the time Drake had also released a so-called "House" album lmao and admittedly I choked up this song to be another attempt from a mainstream artist trying to gain appeal in a sound they weren't familiar with. However, the sheer difference in effort Beyonce was displaying alone compared to Drake was enough to give this album a try. Immediately ... read more