Although I've been listening to this album for years, I thought I'd review it in honor of her return.
Everyone knows her songwriting/lyricism is unmatched in the current scene. Among the dreamy production she sings of many topics. Her production follows a common atmospheric, folksy atmosphere but it strays away sometimes like on the 2020 SOTY, I Know the End and Kyoto in favor of indie rock.
While these production choices are my favorite I still absolutely adore the folk ... read more
I feel like I'm in the minority but the slower art pop esque songs aren't great. I mostly listen for sonic purposes and they don't fulfill that. The lyricism however is great. The more rock and punk sounding songs are the stronger parts in my opinion.
Kim needs to take a forever detour to music like this because it's genuinely so good and there's no other way to describe it.
Better but if this is the sound direction I personally want her to use the instruments heavier instead of light strumming.
The production direction is promising. I didn't like her last album and her first was okay. I'm glad to see a sort of return to her ep production days because those songs are phenomenal.
The lyrics are horrendous but the sound direction is very hopeful.
(Edit): She's a grower but I just don't listen to the lyrics.
In honor of Ilya coming to"petal" for production this is how I want it to sound.
Now how did my favorite song become my least favorite? Make that make sense.
Anyways in my opinion it's a very mixed bag. Blue Moon isn't suited for RnB but Puss Puss became the hit it was meant to be.
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