RhythmAndBob

The highs are really high and the sound is unique. It's not very consistent but when it hits, it really hits.

Standout Tracks
*Run It: fire and easily the best track on the album.
*Dodger: rapid fire flow with some relentless percussion. You feel like you're trying to keep up.
*Keep Pushing: less aggressive than some of the other tracks but it slaps. It was a cleaner groove but never loses momentum.
*Dominator: pure industrial chaos in the best way. Makes you want to squint your eyes ... read more

Florence is back!

Standout Tracks
*Witch Dance: killer bass line. Witch chants. Makes you want to dance in the woods under a full moon.
*The Old Religion: feels like a haunted children's book.
*You Can Have It All: it's emotional and gorgeous. Nuff said.

Skips
*Buckle: just ok. Could have removed this and the album would have been just as good.
*And Love: a soft and decent closer but doesn't really add anything.

Great rapping. Forgettable beats.

Standout Tracks
*Madman: closest thing to a banger. The bass slaps and that weird high-pitched synth somehow works.
*Writers: the most complete song on the album. 4mins long, great beat, smooth flow.
*It's Time: I totally expected a Steve Miller Band feature. This song is a tease and should have been 2 minutes longer.

Skips
*NY State Of Mind Pt. 3: if you're going to make a part 3 it needs to be stronger than this.
*Bouquet (To The Ladies): fun ... read more

Part mosh fuel. Part head trip.

Standout Tracks
*Salsa Verde: banger - classic PPC energy. More like Salsa Habanero (knee slap).
*Born in the ADs: heavy fuzz and grooves - pure headbanging energy.
*The Real Contra Band: tighter and more punchy than their usual sound.

Skips
*Watermelon: diet PPC. Lighter, dreamier, but mostly mid.
*Looniversal: more of a garage rock feel. Nothing bad but nothing that makes me want to listen to it again.