shit got me feeling like a jellyfish

great collection of noise pop songs. some pretty unique and interesting stuff on here

liked this a lot more than i thought considering i don't really care much for bad bunny, but there is actually a lot of great stuff here. unfortunately combined with a lot of filler stuff in the middle that was just very boring. there were some nice highlights tho. i appreciate bad bunny trying to experiment a lot more with his music and give some homage to puerto rico's musical culture.

i honestly didn't think i was gonna like this. i'm not the biggest fan of drone music, slower music in general can get very boring for me, and even though i was a big fan of a lot of the slower and more atmospherical songs from preacher's daughter, it was very obvious with this project ethel was only gonna stray further away from the dream pop elements that made that album more accessible. however, hearing the only single for the album "punish" a couple days before this ... read more

this shit lowkey just a vibe even though it does get kinda repetitive in the middle. the last 3 tracks especially are great cuz they switch it up from the traditional pluggnb stuff while still keeping the majestic vibes that the whole album had

it's weird that this album isn't being hyped up as much as the first museum music because it honestly just feels like an even better and more fleshed out version of that album. i think it's because most of these songs just sound more like complete ideas. the production is even more trippy but it feels more well structured and overall it just makes for a better listen.

this dude has always stood out to me as one of the most interesting artists to come out of the whole underground hip hop scene, so i had pretty high hopes going into it, and thankfully it didn't disappoint. edward continues developing his unique style on this album and thankfully he does this very well, this whole album was really interesting to dive into because of the super weird and creative production all over it, as well as the more abstract moments in some songs that are just really ... read more