propheticrat

Fuck Morrissey but my god, I Know It's Over means a lot to me. Sometimes you feel very alone, and sometimes a song written by a dickhead helps cope with that a little bit. Solid album. I don't believe I can say anything about it that hasn't been said before, so... That's that.

Three favorites from this album: I Know It's Over, There Is a Light That Never Goes Out, Cemetry Gates.

A little break from the usual stuff. I was scrolling along, as one does, and accidentally stumbled upon this album--you see, I had no idea Eluveitie were still active. They used to be one of my favorite bands in the early 2010s, so I decided to check this album out. I see they have been thought many lineup changes in the past years, but I have to say I really enjoyed the new female singer's voice. As for the album itself, the lyrics were whatever, but they were never why I enjoyed ... read more

In these awful times full of two minutes long songs everywhere you turn, it's always a joy to turn on an album and listen to one single piece for twelve uninterrupted minutes. I don't listen to a lot of rap so I won't act like I know much about the topic, but I do consider myself a Kendrick fan, I think he's a genius songwriter. Good kid, m.A.A.d city is an incredible concept album but also an important piece of writing, touching on very real problems and struggles (from ... read more

I always repeat the same things here anyway, so let's check them off the list: solid album, great vocals, insane instrumentals, really good lyrics. Now that that's out the way, what else could I say?.. Hmm, some of the songs flow so well into each other (Hyper Music and Plug in Baby for example.) I really love the composition of many pieces on this album as well, it's so nice to focus and listen in to the instruments in the background. I also greatly enjoyed the themes of the ... read more