if pretentious grunge is a thing, this is it

edgy singer-songwriter with an atmospheric wild

‘the infamous’: a street rap staple; a complete takeover of our attention. it becomes hectic , with a 40 of Henny serving as sedative, queens’ distinct sound of paralyzing fear jumps around different boroughs and perspectives. trife life is mobb deep in a different mode:

it begins with an illmatic type depiction of new york. this starts , paired with jazzy trap beats. this starts THEN, trife resumes to reestablish new york as a post biggie rap powerhouse

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a total 180;

a moody, depressive art achievement w/ spring-time feeling of calm upsetting the nervous wreck panic attack feeling lingering in the background

‘a hero’s death’ is what Fontaines D.C. will be known for: post-punk, although it’s a bit too much at times (being immersive as hell)

this came out on Valentine’s Day. it’s tennis’ most consistent album, and best music

production is even better than previously with patrick carney; it’s more intimate