Sif

The time has come. This is one of the first concept albums ive ever listened to do and I have to say it might have just spoiled me, this album feels like an emptionally driven film full of reflection, growth and a curiousity for the future and what happens next, like someone looking into their own lives and realizing its intricacies, which fills them with gratitude for those experiences and the future in general, This album is perfect in its imperfections, to me and to many others, it's ... read more

This is the second album I fully listened to do by death grips, it's weird, and I don't exactly know how I feel towards it or what I should feel towards it.
The rating's probably going to change as I go into Mc Ride's lyricism more and more, and how and why certain songs are made but alas.
To me, atleast right now, the double album from front to back feels like a very exhausting and demanding listen which doesnt end on a high note which I guess is something I value a lot of ... read more

I forgot to save the review like 3 times alreeady and i cba writing it again
I liked the production on a lot of the songs
didnt really care much about the lyrical content
dont fw the manipulative nature of the singer
some songs go on for way too long too

I love this
I dont actually think I'll ever get to experience something similiar to this
It's such a wierd blend of rock, metal and even funk
In one song you get metal with trap lyricism and the other you get a danceable beat then after that rapping after a soul sample and after that electronic synths this man is actually unreal
I do feel like I enjoy the end a bit less than the rest of the album but if this cauldron pot isnt a 10 for me idk what is