Just not for me, very same-y and repetitive. There’s definitely potential there though so I’m excited to see what’s next.

This is definitely a Yeat album and it definitely has a lot of songs and it definitely isn’t good

Just standard Veeze songs, nothing worth going crazy over but there are some good moments here and there.

Pretty standard fare by Bronson’s standards, but this one definitely pays the price for that weak run of tracks on the backend. Likely won’t be returning to this one much.

Really cool sounds on here. Of course it’s a little rough around the edges, but the production choices are really fresh and sharp, and Nack and Divino are on point as always

Yes I’m aware this thing is incredibly derivative. Does that make it any less enjoyable? No

This is genuinely bad music.

A real mixed bag in the truest sense. There are great moments on here but the overall level just feels like it could’ve been a little better.

I feel like this album would be even better if he left off the last two tracks. That being said, I still think this is the best thing Aviv has put out in the last couple of years. The beats are great, lots of engaging switches and shifts, and the rapping tracks are great as always. Well worth a listen or two.

This album really feels like the culmination of everything Sideshow’s career has been building towards so far. Polished flows, heartfelt lyrics and an incredible selection of instrumentals. One of the year’s best no doubt.

In spite of the fears of the ill informed, Surf Gang’s beats most certainly did not stifle Earl or MIKE, with the duo both delivering impeccable verses over refreshing, upbeat production.

Great usage of some samples, and really thought provoking, to the point lyricism, just not my favourite

It’s solid, but nothing standout, apart from the first couple of tracks.

Has grown off me massively in the last month or so, a lot more misses than I’d originally noticed, and some of the tracks I really did enjoy aren’t doing it for me either.

I’m really landing in the middle on this one. I like a lot of what’s going on production wise but I really just can’t get into his vocals for whatever reason. Love the MIKE feature though.

While sometimes a little rough around the edges vocally, eater’s latest is a beautifully produced, tastefully melodramatic journey through young love and heartbreak and all the emotions in between.

Very very enjoyable, maybe a little too short, but some very good stuff on here no doubt.

A really great crop of beats from Sebb Bash, accompanied by great verses from ELUCID himself and some inspired features from the likes of woods, Nack and Breeze Brewin

There are honestly plenty of great moments on here, but it’s just too inconsistent to be considered any better than pretty good

Solid.