nekocafe

An absolute masterpiece... And a beautiful tribute to Tom. It explores the concepts of life and death, grief and recover, denial and acceptance, taking it past the edge in the most sensitive way.
I can’t really decide if the most beautiful aspect is lyrics or melodies, so let's say both. The sound is extremely heavy in every sense, combined with raw, guttural and demolishing lyrics.
Doomsday is definitely on my favorite top 5 songs, and the best take on grieving that I have ever ... read more

This is an AMAZING album (if you ignore the first four tracks).
Probably my teenage's most adored and cherished album, and how grateful I am for being able to experience this with that age.

The jump from the previous one is absurd, in every aspect but mostly in the sound's and lyrics' complexity. If you take my review for their debut album, there is a part where I whine and bitch about some underrated songs, and this album just seems like the guys gave continuity to those ... read more

A special one for me,

This album is so beautiful, in many aspects but mostly in the instrumentation and lyrics. They were in a very vulnerable place when they released this, not only it was during the pandemic but also the next release after their successful and tearful tribute album 'Holy Hell'. Many say this was the beginning of their downfall, but I honestly think people weren't able to see the beauty and sensibility of these tracks. (yeah very arrogant opinion from me)

The ... read more

A real dive into some of the rawness of womanhood, in my opinion.
All the songs are pretty different from each other, both in message and sonority, but they all fit perfectly together. The sequence of the first four tracks is pure bliss, they have all been well placed...

'Welcome To My Island' is a fun and deep welcoming into her album, hopes, wishes, desires and state of mind.
'Billions' is an emotional closure in which Caroline seems to have understood and accepted the ... read more