RobinLovesU

This is one of the most brutal and intense albums I've ever heard.

- Blow Your Trumpets Gabriel -

My god, the bass at the start of this track is wonderful, accompanying a fantastically menacing drumline and great vocal delivery. I find that the choral elements around the 3:00 mark of this track really add a lot to the sound and its layering. I like the use of the trumpets at the end of the track, but it's very much undercut by a dubious mix. Lyrically, nothing here is really ... read more

- Consumed -

This album opens with low bass noises that quickly gives way to a macabre whir in the low end. When I listen to this album I picture a condemned prisoner about to hang (not in small part due to the album art, obviously), and more than anything else this track is whatever horrific act they committed to make their way to the gallows. What it lacks in length and complexity it makes up for in sheer power and tone.

- Excavation (Part 1) -

Part 1 of Excavation opens with a bell and ... read more

Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides is one of the most adventurous, experimental, groundbreaking pop albums ever made. The DNA of this album is so unbelievably SOPHIE that absolute l' nobody else could have possibly made it. It's Okay to Cry is one of the most painfully beautiful songs I've ever heard and makes me cry almost every single time I hear it. Ponyboy and Faceshopping are experiments into how noisy and esoteric you can make production that's incorporated into a ... read more