ive never been the biggest fan of jazz, ive never truly hated it but it was never a genre i really bothered to look into on my own, so i had pretty,, neutral expectations for this album. needless to say, it very much so surpassed my expectations surprisingly enough.
this album's such an immersive, rewarding listen throughout its entire ... read more
this album is possibly one of the prettiest and most downright heartbreaking albums ive ever heard, but at the same time one of the most beautiful, especially considering how robbie basho's entire life was in general/as a whole. robbie's vocals on this album are so.. melancholic and display such rawness/power and range in everything he sings, also. it's like he put every ounce of his life and his talent in every lyric on this album, like he's really singing from the heart ... read more
but anyway, onto the album/review itself lol. before i listened to this album, the most id heard from sufjan stevens when it ... read more
everything about this album blends in so smoothly with one another, like everything belongs wonderfully and was put in carefully/with much thought/direction in a good way ofc. for example, in the beginning half of this album, i feel like k.r.i.t conveys how he once was (a careless, living in the moment sort ... read more
now, i already expected this to be some of the most horrific shit ive heard in a while (because honestly, who older than 12 unironically listens to dream's music?) but i never expected it to be so boring to the point of it being ear grating. this entire album sounds so stock and generic, every song on this album either sounds like another song or some stale, sterile shit that you'd probably hear on the speakers of any stereotypical grocery store. every song, even though ... read more
secondly, this song is possibly one of the best songs to ever be released as a single and on this album as well, which is saying something. the riff and drums are some of the most earwormy and infectious shit ive ever heard when it comes to any instrumental ever, patton's singing is so beautiful and versatile as always but it definitely shines the most on this song when it comes to other faith no more singles. the chorus is ... read more
it's a chaotic, horrifying, and just downright strange listen at the majority of points, both lyrically and instrumentally. however, each topic mentioned, whether it be sacrifice, child abuse/neglect or being taken advantage of, for example, is sung/spoken so... calmly, for lack of a better term, and it adds to how morally deplorable and fucked up those ... read more
the samples and beats feel so,, floaty and kinda ethereal but fun at the same time throughout this entire album, while also at the same time not making it sluggish/the same thing over and over and always changing it up too (and in general in that regard as ... read more