The production sounds gorgeous, but that's really all this has.

This lowkey sounds like Limp Bizkit without the rapping.

This is one of those albums that sounds almost exactly like the cover, it’s colorful, upbeat, and overall a fun listen (except for the end of Only Acting and Rest Stop, which are really strange and unsettling for some reason).

House music has been on a crazy run ever since the Bible (I Love My Computer) dropped last year.

Get a load of these guys!

It didn’t even process for me that this was made in 1978 until I actually looked at the year, like, this feels and sounds so much more recent to me. It’s a beautiful album regardless though.

Making this good of music at 12 fucking years old is insane.

Ninajirachi has touched so many young people ❤️

I guess he took the rage genre seriously, because this sounds like it was made with pure hatred 😭

He brought back the same style of vocal sampling that was in Veteran, but he’s keeping the guitars and drums from ILDMLFY. But this is kinda sounding like ER will just be ILDMLFY 2, and I don't know how I feel about that.

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This might be the most mid album I’ve ever heard, like, I feel absolutely nothing while listening to this. It’s not bad or good, it’s just there.

Very good, very cool, I like it :D

One of my friend's has been putting me on some peak songs since he likes Jojo's and there's a bunch of music references in it.

Welcome back, Kanye West 🥹

I know everyone says this all the time, but this time it actually makes sense to say it: how the actual fuck is this JPEGMAFIA? Like, this is some of the most beautiful (and depressing) sounding music I've heard, and it just so happens to be made by the same guy who made STH and OFFLINE!.

This is literally the same song 6 times in a row.

This is the first Thundercat album I’ve listened to fully, and I think I need to listen to more. There are moments in this album that are psychedelic, but more or less, this album is very soothing to me.

I’m pretty sure this is the first prog folk album I’ve listened to, and boy howdy do I need to listen to more. The unpredictable nature of this album is truly what gets me, because it’ll go from the most beautiful music you’ve ever heard to complete silence, with the occasional muted guitar.

Danny Brown does a complete 180 with his sound on this album, especially coming right after STH, which is easily his (and Peggy’s) wildest album.