that grew on me as the record went on. Absolutely beautiful cover art too.

that’s a hell of an album. It’s so loud and makes you feel like you’re drowning. I can’t wait to hear it live on friday.

that was interesting to say the least.

there is no way this is what Raygun Busch causally listens too.

I'm listening to Dallas Beltline on the Dallas Beltline. Dont look in my trunk.

i feel like all of the elements of these tracks should clash, but it sounds so right.

Pretty awsome sample flips, and a good mix between noise, sound collage, and jazzy rap.

Never got into his other music, but this albums really fun. I cant speak to the lyrics but i really enjoyed it.

i cant get past the high pitch singing

i like that there's alot of movement i don't think it ever got stale.

It felt a little dated, but Only One Way was a highlight Celeste's vocals are out of this world

not too big into the emo vocals, but it was enjoyable.

He has such a unique raspy whisper singing voice, but it's so pleasant sounding. Which in some ways perfectly contrasts the ever-changing psychedelic instrumentation. I really enjoyed this.

its nice.. just wares on you a bit. But I think the final track was a nice breath of fresh air.

GD this is heavy and bleak. It reminds me a lot of dogsbody. Also top tier album cover.

The singles are nice but it wore itself off closer to the end.

I came into this wanting to dislike it, then I heard pest. Easily one of the best albums of the year. Reminds me a lot of Francis the mute and Wallsocket sonically.

Cant say this was dull. I am interested to see what a full album would look like.

I really like the transition to more melodic vocals. This just reeks a more mature sound that still packs the raw energy of their previous work.

The singles shine over the rest. But it's such a murky and gothic take on American folk that it feels uniquely his. His accent makes his voice stand out. But it's also his lyricism that hypnotizes me. I think these songs accentuate his performances in contrast to, especially the earlier Iceage albums.