A more full instrumental than the album version. While there are pleny of welcome additions, some of the simplicity of the original is lost, especially during the 2nd half. Overall a very nice song still.

Vanisher, Horizon Scraper shows just how far this artist has come through its usage of lifelike acoustic instruments, with subtle electronic and digital distortions. Thematically, the album deals with the experience of adventure, cosmic dread, and understanding that comes with trying to make sense of the world through the lens of being adrift at sea (hence the strong connection this album has to water). The album takes you on a vast, cinematic experience with countless winding twists and turns ... read more

Vocals make this extremely grating with the boring, half-asleep, lifeless delivery on every track. The vocals also come with an annoying chorus/doubling effect and so much reverb I can hardly hear the rest of the instrumental most of the time to distract myself. I struggle to find anything of substance in the tracks that I would want to actually come back to. Probably my least favorite must hear album from this site.

A lot of these songs made my childhood and will always be something I come back to, however some of the lesser known songs and covers of songs not originally performed by Crush-40 can be really hit or miss.

This album slowly breaks you down over its six hour run time, taking the listener down a dark path that destroyed my own mental health for a while after listening. Beautiful piece of art that I regret listening to and love at the same time.

Features some of the best versions of songs seen in previous seasons, as well as having plenty of original music that holds up to the standards set previously.

Might be their best song yet.

Endearing and nostalgia inducing. At this album's best it delivers classic dnb tunes I still come back to after many years, however when it strays from that is when it clearly shows its age.

Swans is building my attention span one album at a time.

Peak

Hype, but the vocals are so off tempo at times that it bothers me.

A bit dissapointed with this one. It felt extremely forgettable with very little to distinguish it from their other work.

Holy hell.

The Noticing! is unironically one of my favorite songs of all time. As per usual with Sithu's music, its full of great guitar playing and memorable motifs that stick with me long after I've listened to it.

Maybe the real unrealistic project roadmap was the friends we made along the way.

Love the hidden K.K. Slider feature.

The tracks range from trying too hard to be unique and failing to being boring and forgettable. While it is clear that Jacob Collier has amazing talent, the music here often feels like it has no soul and is simply being technical or flashy for the sake of it, while at the same time following a lot of the same song structures that make it feel soulless at the center.

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