Wookash

Obviously, it's not the second coming of BRAT but it's still very ambitious and great listen. The run from House to Chains of Love is soooo great that if the rest of the songs were the same quality this could have been another 10/10 for me, unfortunately the things do lose a little bit of a heat in the second half.

Altar is just alright for me it doesn't really stick out. Eyes of the world would probably be another highlight for me if not for a really out of place Sky Ferreira ... read more

The instrumentation on Shhugar is actually quite enjoyable, but the elements that holds this record back from me the most are very cringy, early Lana Del Ray lyrics. I assume they were suppose to be edgy, emanating this Black Widow energy but instead they ended up sounding very cringy and off-putting. Best example of that is the poem in the beginning "Cutting Up Peaches" (way to repulse listeners in the very beginning), where Baby Nova whispers cringy lines. The other edgy but cringy ... read more

Very chill, low-key album. I guess it's nice to put it in the background and not think about what you are listening too much cause especially the first half it can get a bit samey and boring. You can only listen to so many songs where the singer is so low energy

Ugh not a fan of this one. The production just sounds so punchless and flat the whole time and Jenny vocals are botherline tiresome at times. Besides maybe Quicksand Heart and Every Ounce of Me there isn't anything worth mentioning.