I can't believe this is real. I literally cannot believe that Kaijak had the audacity to create something this amazing. Like honestly imagine him sitting in his computer, producing these magical tracks, pridefully shouting to the world "Yep, this is what my career has evolved to. This is what everyone will remember me for. THIS is my magnum opus!" and it to actually be true. Wow. Truly a work of art. Thank you, Kaijak, for blessing the world with this creation.
Puffin's next LP following SKTL Vol. 2 has a very different atmosphere and sound. This is where he truly begins developing his production skills. However it's very patchy overall and he still had a long way to go.
The best album of our generation. The musical genius of Canibus shines through beautifully on this project. SLICC is an immaculate introduction to the record, which carries on beautifully onto the most underrated track, Slack Jaw Fascists. Every Right Thinking American is a nice mellow moment in the album, and The Demi-Side is the peak of music. Following Weedabuk is Part 2, with a fire beat, and He, Who Cut Down The Hemp Tree is just downright amazing. 4 Characters brings back some of those ... read more
The best album of our generation. The musical genius of Kaijak shines through beautifully on this project. Rivers is an immaculate introduction to the EP, which carries on beautifully onto my personal favourite track, Missing U. Faraway and Midnight are both amazing, and Rainy Day ends off the album with a bang. This EP is beautiful throughout, and deserves the perfect rating I'm giving it.
Mirage by Kaijak is just complete shit. This sounds bad. This is terrible. The instruments are shit. The only listenable quality about it is the fact that — uh — the man, Mr. Kaijak, did a pretty alright ending. Really just a uh-ruh-uh-ruh... A much worse instrumentation... Of the... Of his other EP, Far. It's a little thin. Sounds a little cheap. Sounds like it wasn't — uh — produced very lovingly. Uh, maybe more quickly. But, uh, it's... It's really just ... read more