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Originally, when I listened to this album, I gave it a 77. In the past couple of years however, it's just grown and grown on me.

This is some of the best shoegazey alt-metal I've heard in a good while. Each track has enjoyable vocals from both vocalists, as well as some of the greatest, head crushing riffs in recent memory. Like, I feel that these riffs outpace even bands like Deftones with some of their more recent work.

Each song is short but sweet, with the whole project coming ... read more

in conclusion, i can't stop crying

this album is so heartbreaking but so beautiful.

Comparatively, it feels like I'm cooler on this record than most, but it equals out because of my Aesop Rock bias, I suppose.

This album is pretty good. I'm not super crazy about it but it's full of pretty enjoyable and verbose tracks, particularly towards the back half of the record. You know what you're getting into with an Aesop Rock record: verbose and complex rhymes, topics from introspection to novel things, interesting production - and this album delivers all those ... read more

After really getting into Deftones in '22, I was worried that this wouldn't be a hit. I didn't really enjoy Ohms as much as many others, Gore wasn't a personal favourite, and I was worried the trajectory wasn't to my taste.

How glad I am to be wrong.
From the first single, and the opener to the record, 'my mind is a mountain', I knew this album was gonna be different to their other recent work, and I feel confident calling this as a top 3 Deftones ... read more