There’s no way I missed this.

I’m definitely not rating this high because I have a Neddie bias.
(every track is 100 except talk too much, it’s kinda mid)

I can’t stand how they pronounce Wi-Fi.

But otherwise, this is a pretty solid album, especially lyrically-wise. Every song has at least one bar that makes me go: “no fucking way you just said that”

f*ck you (thank you so much this bangs so hard, also can you upload to other streaming services pls pls pls)
Edit: THANK YOU SO MUCH NOW I CAN LOOP IT OVER AND OVER

I love shards

Don’t kill yourself, you idiot
Oh wait wrong album-

Holy fuck guys, that was………an amazing experience I just had. Very tediously long……but just like Monarch of Monsters, it’s very worth it. Love the message this album tries to send: “Love yourself”

Too many songs here to count, so I’ll just list my favourites here.
-Angel with a Longshot (Courier Overture)
Hell yeah, dubstep drop and Jedwill feature
-My Love is a ... read more

oh come on this is so fun

Repetitiveness? There is no such thing for me.

Hi, guys. Remember when I said Seeking Darkness made me ascend to heaven? This made me.....you know what let me just show you that Doctor Strange clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvzDeHTqPIg

YES THIS IS MY FIRST TURQUOISEDEATH ALBUM. And I am so glad I stumbled upon this. Drum and bass doesn't really surprise me nowadays, as the sound gets stale from time to time, so...not much drum and bass that causes me to jump rapidly from my seat ... read more

THEY STILL GOT IT

THE SKY IS BREAKING.
Skybreak blends his sounds into multiple different genres, mostly based on a UK garage type style, which is pretty interesting. The last UK Garage song that I really enjoyed was Bring Me Back by Chime, which was kinda a long time ago. So seeing a whole album based on that concept excites me a lot, and it did not disappoint. Even though it can be annoying sometimes, hearing the same thing repeated throughout the whole track….. (personally it doesn’t affect me ... read more

Honestly, I think both albums are phenomenal, but this has more songs that I would like to return more.

Never gets tiring for some reason.

Not bad, I liked the atmosphere more than the drums.

The originals were better. Much much better.

Rest in peace Groggs.

A very late 50 follower special.

So glad that this is the first Injury Reserve album I’ve ever listened to. By The Time I Get to Phoenix is an album that has defined the term “post-rap” to a lot of people. AND I COULDN’T AGREE MORE! This album has completely blew my mind away, all the 11 songs sound like they don’t fucking exist and exist at the same time.

Oh yeah, music theory is dead, I think.

Why don’t we just compile all my ... read more

I like the first part more than the second part lol

70 is the highest I can give for this album’s score. Sorry, it can’t be higher than that.

Now, if you kept the instrumentals and replaced them with other vocals, such as a vocaloid, or just no vocals at all, this album might be better than what it is now. The production is pretty good, the lyrics are okay, but the vocals are the main problem here. I JUST CANT STAND IT SORRY BRO D;

At least the vocals didn’t affect songs like Running Away, It’s Magic! & Let You Down ... read more

Post-Rap sounds so much cooler than Experimental Hip-Hop.

Zig zig zig zag zag zag zig zig zag zig zag zag

Sounded like billy woods’ GOLLIWOG, but better
(Rest in peace Stepa J. Groggs)