New York Hardcore on top.

Snooze

NR- very peaceful album but not my cup of tea.

An occasional lack luster song but I love the overall LP.

Metal bros that take themselves too seriously are hating on this.

its like if dave mustaine watched nightmare before Christmas too many times.
Instrumentals save this but i think it takes itself too seriously.

Middle of the road gothic rock. Probably wont revisit.

Being chronically offline is great cause I had no prior knowledge of all the release stuff, I enjoyed the hell out of this.

"Live" is a rare skip. I can usually make it 3/4s the way through and then he turns the lackadaisical style up to 12 and it just bugs me.

Gas attendant told me that he liked it so far, wasn't able to finish it yet. He likes when Deftones play harder stuff and then said White Pony was his fav?? Okay bro.
This album rips.

I can see this growing on me with more listens.

Guys blink twice if you need help, my god. inshallah this was just a "we need to pump an album out to get out of this contract.." release. From such a well written band is salt in the wound,

This is poop from a butt

Sterile metalcore

Nothing that really drives me away from this album, in fact I think it's well produced and has a good amount of moments that stand out (especially for a debut),
I'll try again later this year when revisiting 2025 albums but as of now 'Drive to Goldenhammer' isn't screaming with relistenability.

Some truly catchy moments surrounded by post-punk wallpaper of sound.

It's wild to think that 'Chrom' came out less than a year ago. I'm still riding that high and was super stoked for yet another project. Off the top, while 'Don't Tap The Glass' is not near the top of the list in his discog. for me, it's a return to a playful side that we've seen in the past. Something that impresses me about Tyler's artistic talent is how he is able to step from raw and emotional projects like FB, Chrom and even most of IGOR - ... read more

Atmospheric and airy: I loved the production on this, but the main course is Saya's voice.

Real strong deluxe album, which I heard before any of his other projects.
I think the last few songs kind of tapper out, but the first 3/4 is bangers on bangers.

Lots of lower scores but I actually really enjoyed this. Its much better in the first half and kind of sputters out in the end.