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D-D-D-DON'T

Despite not being really groundbreaking, the way he blended R&B and 2015 trap together (hence the album's title) makes this one of the most unique R&B albums I've heard. In addition to Bryson being one of those lightskin freaky ass motherfuckers with the way he was singing on most of these tracks, especially when it comes to the aggressively sexual lyrical content, he could also rap his ass off like he did on Rambo. Essentially, off this album, I see Bryson ... read more

Back To School (Mini Maggit) -- 80

I'm not gonna lie, this album was pretty hit or miss for me. With that being said, though, there are some absolutely stellar tracks on this project that, in my opinion, make this album worth coming back to again. While I do appreciate the attempts at experimentation here, namely through slower, "less metal" songs, they unfortunately did not hit for me as it just sort of came out of nowhere and I feel like the vocals don't really match the ... read more

If there was one album that really encapsulates the word "metal", it would be this one. Not a single track, aside from Mascara, held back from screaming their asses off and ripping those guitars and drums to shreds. Despite me being relatively new to the metal scene, I absolutely loved the energy and, even, on some tracks, the lyrics here. It really surprised me to see some degree of introspection and heartbreak being discussed potently in the midst of all that screaming and, for the ... read more

I'm not sure I like this random ass EDM / Dubstep pivot in his creative sound. Not only is this album a clusterfuck of Peggy wanting to cling onto the rock-metal sound of ILDMLFY and the sorriest of attempts at imitating Skrillex, but it's also his most lyrically shallow one thus far. While Peggy has never been known to be a stellar rapper, as for his entire career he has stuck to the same flow for the most part, he had a pretty great degree of introspection and substance in what he ... read more