I had alot of fun with this Comp. It's a really fun punk comp with shredding and witty lyrics. The voice is offputting to someone like me who is used to punk being with the emo inspired voice but this is just regular singing and its amazing and carrys so much power behind it. The production on this is much better than the songs album appearnces as well as the way songs flow into each other one after the other which is lovellly. This is so much fun I love it lmao. This is an amazing punk album.

This album is full of brilliant rap and singing and fun songs with a overarcing theme and story that dosen't amount to anything simply jus cuz. It dosen't feel like it's building up to anything and some of the songs reek of this pop rap style that makes the emotions hes trying to put across feel disingenious. Thats probably why he made a r&b album straight after this lmao.

brilliant album, listen to it bcus the bleeps and bloops on this one are fucking orgasmic.

This is very subject to change.

This album is an avalanches album so it's full of sample fun but it doesn't have the perfect blending of sound textures or the ability to convey it's message to you in a clear way. The album is about eternal voices and musicians going forever but it's sorta hard to tell. The whole album has some weak production and uses a very samey palette of synths and stock ableton plugin bass sounds which makes the album feel mushy and forgettable. These songs just don't ... read more

The first glass beach album is a masterpiece of indie emo and manages to capture my attention in every single moment of the album.

This album knows the exact mood it's going for. Have you ever played a water level on mario galaxy? imagine that vibe but indie. The album has some very long songs that are sewn together with shorter tone transition songs the emotions that the singer can bring out of you and the absolute tightness of the instrumentals which feel so purposeful and calculated ... read more

just gonna talk about this like its waste yrself and dc snuff film together with the bonus tracks. This is my comfort album for when i'm sad and no other album perfectly encapsulates the rock bottom sadness than this. Every track isn't a winner but godamn when ur in the mood this thing will hold you like a baby. Each gritty lo fi guitar and vocal line feels purposeful and brilliant. It's their best project for me.

Why summertime gotta end.

yeah its really damn good and consistent for funny clown musik

yeah horrocore but more bangers.

Amazing album better than any griselda album. just the best gangsta rap album of this year. bloody brilliant work conceptually.

dosen't need to exist. really boring jam instrumental parts with shallow lyrics.

its a griselda album.

lowkey unenjoyable because of the static beatworks and stoic flows

1 GOOD SONG REST IS TRASH NEXT

Yeah it's really good.

This is the smashed plate album. It feels like your just constantly struggling with yourself and wanting to get better but constantly setback and feeling useless. Everything in this album feels so tastefully executed, rav manages to weave together some incredibly challenging subject matter in the most mature and calculated well. This album feels brilliant in it's way it represents the feeling of everything just breaking in a moment. There isn't a lot of material here which makes it quite ... read more

Good flowing quas project with the best beats out of all the quas albums. His rapping is easily dismissable but damn these instrumentals are amazing.

Anime, Trauma and Divorce is a very intimate walk with Open Mike Eagle where he talks to you about his issues and what he's doing to recover from his past in a very soft spoken voice while u sit down on a bench in autumn. The album is so perfectly timed it really feels like everyone on the planet has had this breaking experince over this quarntine and hearing Mike speak about all of his issues and his new hopes really makes you feel alot better. the album is brilliantly sequenced starting with ... read more

Theres not much to say. Some pretty good singles and some lackluster bonus tracks. It's a return to form but it's a new form and the further they get away from their conceptual roots the further away i get from being interested in them again.