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Nourished By Time’s "The Passionate Ones" swirls with danceable psychedelic modulation, infused with a mid-to-late ’90s R&B swagger. Marcus Brown’s compositions open countless doors for melodic hooks to elevate the music. But too often, those opportunities go unexplored. Out of 12 tracks, only a handful, 'Automatic Love', 'Tossed Away', and 'When the War Is Over' actually fully deliver on that promise.

While his raw vocal style ... read more

Tyler brings a ton of energy on "Don’t Tap the Glass". It’s loud, bold, and definitely not afraid to be weird. There’s a charm to his off-kilter style that scratches that nostalgic itch for the wild, larger-than-life era of hip-hop, while still feeling like his own thing. That said, some parts of the record left me wanting more (not always in the best way). A few of the sample choices really pop, but others feel kind of jarring or out of place. I respect the ... read more

I'll start by saying I don't quite understand the current hype surrounding this album. It feels like the creativity has taken a noticeable step back. While it's clear this release is designed to catch the attention of a broader audience (perhaps intentionally so) it sacrifices the distinctiveness that once set The Callous Daoboys apart.

Their earlier work hinted at real potential, offering genuinely unique and chaotic listening experiences that pushed against genre conventions. ... read more

While the album showcases some exciting moments, it ultimately suffers from overly sterile production that undermines the strength of the songwriting. There’s plenty to enjoy—particularly the layered vocal harmonies, melodic guitar work, and dynamic drumming. At times their breakdowns echo nostalgic rhythmic patterns found on A Life Once Lost’s “Hunter.” However, the mix leaves much to be desired: tom fills often feel buried, the bass is scarcely audible, and some ... read more