Kiddo

This album is like a compilation of little poems turned into songs. Each track is very simple, definitely nothing as grand as some of his other projects, but it works very well. Some of my favorite songwriting I've ever heard is on many of these songs. "Moon Sequel", "I Say 'No'", and "A Show of Hands" are some of my favorites. The way there's a sort of call-and-response on both “'I Say 'No'" and “A Show of ... read more

“Re.sort” manages to take these layered and intricate sections and make them digestible enough to where it feels like the music is carrying you along with it. Whether you’re floating on a cloud or lying on the beach, this album takes your mind to places you could only dream of. Every sonic detail forms a new brush stroke of creativity to let you paint anything you want to portray. It doesn’t need to tell you everything upright, it builds the frame and you get to place ... read more

Now we’ve gotten here, “Jane Doe,” my favorite Metalcore album ever made. I’ve been waiting so long to say my thoughts on this album and to relisten to it after such a long time. This album is so memorable, so replayable, so intricate, so vicious. It just has so many things going for it that I can’t help but love it.

The album opens with “Concubine,” a pretty short and sweet track, but god it works perfectly. It really sets the tone of the album. ... read more

No matter the day, sadness will prevail...

This is one of the most dark and hopeless albums that not only exists, but could possibly exist. Everything about this is harrowing. The first time I listened to the title track, it was one of the only times that a song truly disturbed me. The second half of screams in that song just instantly make me paranoid. There are multiple points in this album that disturb me but that still takes the top spot.
This is also the longest album I've ... read more