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It's solid enough as an Indie record, it also has a few good hooks within this tracklist. Punching the Flowers is no doubt a highlight, my personal favorite is How Heavenly a State because it feels fairly innovative in comparison to other songs here. I suppose that's the glaring problem with this album in general. It's solid across the board, but it doesn't have a diverse set that makes the majority of tracks stick out in your mind. If you want a consistent listen however, ... read more

This is such a great pick-me-up kind of album when you need to refresh yourself after a stressful day. It's got all kind of melodies that can remedy a bad mood. From the slower and luscious tracks that creep up on you and push your mind into a trance, to the more energizing tracks that lift up those somber spirits. It's jam packed with the necessities to just have a good day, because you've felt you've earned it.

Favorite Tracks: In Undertow, Dreams Tonite, Plimsoll Punks ... read more

Vince Staples returns with a very politically charged project that doesn't hide away from the current state of affairs in America. The lyrics are not only cutthroat, but also grosses you out in a sense that it's the blunt reality making you sick to the stomach. The track list is very dynamic and I can easily see many of these tracks being ranked as someone's personal favorite. It's fairly refined and doesn't hamper on for too long as you take in the simple yet potent ... read more

You know, this album kind of surprised me. It's able to take risks for the sake of being a unique listening experience, and for the most part, it works in its favor. It gets you into a good mood through its bombastic and explosive instrumental performance. But don't be too mistaken, because there a few somber tracks littered across the runtime. Good ones might I add. The vocal performance is enjoyable, the singer knows when not to overstay their welcome in order to allow the ... read more