TheRam

A very impressive, quirky and funky rock experience that felt insanely original and heavily enjoyable. The only issue I had personally was that some of the sections did go on for a bit too long and it became quite repetitive, apart from that though I had a great time.

I do think Isaiah brings a few good highlights to the table on here and a lot of decent lyrical moments but for me it’s the mellow tone that makes this more of an underwhelming listen than a memorable one. It does begin to drag towards the end and the repetitive choruses do start to get a big grading in some tracks but as a whole, the vibe, the lyrics and the collabs served quite a nice listen.

Owusu has done it once again, another brilliant record from the artist. What I love about this man is how much variety is in his records, he never sticks to just one sound and I love that about him. This album is a bit of soul, post punk and hip hop. It’s a very groovy record that has angry moments, mainly when he’s getting political but it works because of how well the expression of this frustration is. The post punk cuts are mostly brilliant as well, Owusu is great for writing ... read more

I was pleasantly very surprised by how fun these little batch of songs were. They’re nothing outstanding by any means but North has a lot of personality and a clear good knack for rage music. Her voice is proper good for this sound and I personally think she could do well with this sound.