ptoloma

Viscerally heartbreaking and beautiful. Every song reaches into the cavity of my chest and turns me inside out. The album unravels the psychology of Hayden’s characters so smoothly and guides us through the setting and story… It is the closest I have felt to Ethel Cain’s most intimate moments in life.

So insane and so, so underrated. Listening with headphones is such a transcendental experience — I feel like a fantastical creature who's skin is rippling, with sunlight trying to break through the cracks of my skin in a dark room

Heavy, atmospherical, and immersive. A great listen for when you want to push the boundaries of your depression

It isn’t bad, I sorta love everything that PJ comes out with, but it just isn’t the strongest in her discography - granted, it is her debut.