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This album feels like almost 50 minutes in a concert's mosh pit. Elements of every previous Jane project combined in this record in the most unique way possible.
Absolutely in love with the idea of the album not having mastering, which gives it even more of a raw feel, like you're listening to live recording
The only downside for me is that it can get very tiring by the end, with how intense all of the song sound ,(the only exception being Dark Night Castle).
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A very interesting listen.

This time JPEG made a much softer work, than his previous albums, which decently doesn't hurt, but only expands on what Peggy can do with his style, while still retaining the same cheeky and violent (in all the right ways) lyricism of his previous LPs.

I'm not the biggest death metal enthusiast, it just never was my thing. But this album in particular really caught my attention.

The way how seamlessly the band can blend all those synths with distorted vocals and guitars wasn't something I expected

With every new album Hayden finds a new way to make listener's experience disturbing yet comforting

A dark ambient album is an amazing idea for the Ethel Cain project, to make it different enough from other entries, since the death of the original character, yet recognizable enough to fit perfectly in the discography.

The songs are long, but don't make you feel like you're listening to the same thing over and over (which was a problem for me personally, when trying to get more ... read more