I don't know what's worse, the fact I want to kill myself after hearing this or the realization that if you don't speak a lick of English (pun unintended) this kinda slaps

At first I disregarded this as just some poorly mixed brony slop. As this continued though, I got dragged into a piece of music that has elements. It's not just some pony lover doing things because they can and being edgy. It's actually deep and emotional, Every bit of this is done with intention and integrity and while some moments don't quite work personally, I can see the vision and what the artist was going for

Certified head banger material

So here we have an album that tries to dot 'i's' and cross 't's' but instead we got 't's' dotted and 'i's' crossed. Outside of Blackhole we have no real reason to return to this as it's just kind of messy in the rest of the listen

Just an overall fun listen that doesn't overstay the welcome

You're telling me an acoustic rerecording is rarely successful? This one like most others, while providing a nice subtle change, doesn't add a whole lot

Outside of the title track and perfect stranger, this was just not as good as I was hoping for. Sure not the biggest fan of the genre but hey, at least I only openly questioned what the artist was doing like 3 times

At least this dead rappers estate knows how to honor their dead

Some parts, really good

Other parts, dragged out and mediocre

Most of the time this album was the latter but because of how good the good was it's alright

Just didn't feel like this meshed well together

A fun little instrumental listen

Hard to tell if it gets better or more painful as you go, then you realize that no it's just painful

Don't know if you guys knew this but Central Cee had a rough life before all the fame and this LP

Your friend who thinks he can do an Alex Jones impression got the n-word pass and unfortunately made a rap album

It's bland, it's generic, when it dares to try to leave the box you can barely tell. It's Thrown In Rap!!

It's sad seeing a band that used to mean so much to you get into the phases of fall off. The expectations for every album are high personally, but this is the first one where there were doubts being sewn in. There were hints of this before with Black Anima and the Comalies XX albums, now we see it start to kick in. It's clear the band wants to go more into metalcore but they were always best staying with that Gothic sound letting Christina's vocals shine. And the best parts were ... read more

These guys know what they're doing. This depressing Indie sound works a charm with not only the vocalist but also the whole group. While There Must Be Something Here had a fantastic whim to it. This was more stripped back but still was able to keep up but ultimately not surpass their previous record

Gets better with every single listen and is one I find in my shuffle of albums I come back to

Somehow despite how much I loved Ants From Up There, I hadn't listened to this masterpiece yet. Thank God I finally did

Outside of Better Than Gold, there isn't much personality here. Arbiter was alright and Passion had moments but nothing truly set this apart