nowicki

When I first played this album, I actually did not know what I should expect of it – first time listening to yeule and the album I wanted to start with is flooded with positive opinions, therefore more stress about actually grasping the whole concept of this project. In the end, I feel like I definitely understood the ideas hidden throughout the album. I do believe this piece of music is very unique and original, yet I still think that there was more potential in this album.

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Because of this album, I genuinely started to believe that you don't necessarily need the understanding of the lyrics to truly appreciate an album. My whole life, I have always tried to focus on the lyricism in every single album I have listened to because I do kind of feel like the monster part of the artistry in music is the meaning behind a certain track and what better way to express it than by words. Well, I think I might've actually changed my stance on that today, because the ... read more

A really peculiar and inconsistent listen. The whole album is just a randomised tracklist, which sometimes spits out songs that are genuinely unbearable and sound as if the vocalist just oinked his way through them, and sometimes you witness a song which has artistically outstanding instrumentalism and very deep and personal lyricism, which actually makes you think and engage. As expected from a deathcore project, the entirety of the album is just noise, but the thing is that in a perfect ... read more

This clearly is one of the albums to which you have to listen more than once to truly appreciate the piece of artistry that stands behind the project, but nevertheless, even after one listen, you can immediately sense that this album is extraordinary in a sense. It blends absolutely god-like instrumentals with soothing and warm vocals and lyricism

As mentioned above, I find the instrumental outstanding. I don't think I've listened to many albums that have similarly refined and ... read more