Kindertotenlied

I love Kendrick Lamar but know next to nothing about this feud but holy crap this was deliciously brutal. He held NOTHING back, and the results are so unpleasant in a wonderful way. This was so precise and cold.

"This ain't goth, this ain't emo, just anotha' attempt to get yo' hoes."
And so begins in triumph and glory the Odysseus of one Blurry as he faces off against his blurryface and fights off his dastardly insecurities.
So excitement. Music that has the power to cure depression.

Some highlights:

Heavydirtysoul:
Actually a fun song and a decent track that serves an okay enough purpose of an opener; it very well establishes the cringeworthy tone that permeates this album and lets the ... read more

This album is beautiful. It's about the end of the world as it's happening, or already happened, I don't know, but either way, it's beautiful; haunting, yes, but beautiful all the same.

The Dead Flag Blues:
This song opens with an ominous drone along with an equally ominous narration from an unknown character who's expressing his lament at what the world has become; it stops awhile, and the song switches to this serenic, nostalgic, almost mellow theme consisting of gentle guitarwork and ... read more

This is the first album that I'd have reviewed since joining this site, I've been lurking here for a fair bit, and I thought I'd finally actually join instead of just observing far away from the shadows.
And I'm incredibly happy that this is the first album that I'd be reviewing, because this is a beautiful, beautiful piece of art and just one of those pieces which are truly perspective-shifting.

It's grand, it's magnificent, and it really does feel like it encompasses everything in its more ... read more