my favorite gay ginger made a good album, jokes aside this gives me some dreamy like feels, similar to one of goldies works, that being timeless; this doesn't feel like a first album, its really polished and has some good drive to it, i like it.

this is, genuinely the best anti-zionist / anti-israel song ever; that sounds very sarcastic but this song casts such hate in me i just can't handle it.

grown ass man talm bout some "mmm" "uuuu" and "uauauauoiua"

Loveless feels like the weird, deep thoughts you come across at night that make you feel like you're drifting through space, thinking of it all. The tracks are rendered in a dreamy tone that transports me to a different world; they’re all very impactful, indeed. When You Sleep is an amazing way to show this; the guitar is utilized in such a way that it feels absolutely ethereal. My Bloody Valentine, being the band that kickstarted the genre of Shoegaze, can truly show its colors in ... read more

Deadmau5 makes great use of pacing and transitions; some of these tunes will definitely be stuck in my head rent-free. I'm not exactly open to the genre of electro, or specifically electro house, for that matter, though I am open to this album flowing excellently when it comes to song transitions. Ghosts n Stuff is pretty good and so is Word Problems, I personally disagree with the low rating in comparison with the other tracks but pretty much in summary, I think Deadmau5 paves me a good ... read more

This album is a personal favorite for its avant-garde theme for its time and its overall message. As quoted by the anonymous author who wrote the 70-page booklet for this album, " This is Deathconsciousness, and it begs the question. 'What is the point?' "

Deathconsciousness is an album centered on the philosophy of Antiocheanism, an ancient religion founded by Antiochus, a philosopher who holds the belief that nothing matters and that everything will eventually die. This ... read more

Album so good that I temporarily reach a new plane of existence every time I listen to it bruh. The emotions it contains is like Pandora's box, it all just explodes out of nowhere, not in a negative way but an absolutely perfect way. This album's tone is like fighting a losing battle; you continue fighting despite that, and I personally love it bunches. A prime example of this is shown in Monheim, where the volume rises up and spirals down over time, one of my favorite parts of the ... read more