Mustachecash

I swear this album is getting better with each listen. In some ways Chat Pile was stuck to a lot of what they have done in the past with this album, but have also transformed and shaped their sound. The sound from the album is quite consistent, and dare I say a little formulaic. Because of this there are some positives and negatives to Chat Pile’s newer sound. I liked Chat Pile immediately for their outlandish and experimental, horrifying sound. That is why I liked God’s country so ... read more

I don’t know what it was, but I honestly wasn’t feeling this one. I think this album didn’t really have a theme or consistent vibe/sound to it, which it doesn’t need to have, but it could’ve helped in leaning towards a central direction for where their sound could’ve gone. I found myself slightly enjoying some songs, while viewing most of them as boring and ineffective.

This is probably my most listened to album of all time, and I’ve actually decided to just now review after listening to it dozens of times, and constantly revisiting songs I consider to be some of my favorites.

I have delayed reviews this album and I don’t really know why it is such a difficult album for me to score, but it just is. I’ve internally battled myself by thinking it wasn’t a 100 on the first few listens, and then maybe thinking it actually is, to the point ... read more

Meh,
maybe my expectations are too high from their earlier albums, but this just didn’t do it for me. There were a few songs that I would listen to again, but the rest was a little boring.