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| 4.0 excellent | ajcollins15 | October 11th 22 |
Been following Nnamdi Ogbonnaya through several releases now and it?s impressive to see the amount of evolution from him and his band because what they have been able to achieve through the years is really something no one else has shown: fusing math rock/pop and experimental hip hop. On his new album, however, we see another evolution into art rap and indietronica on top of those genres and it really comes through with a breathtaking and emotional project. The progression of tracks as the album goes along is top notch and there is a lot of energy and time put into these tracks.
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| 3.0 good | brother the shit is classic | January 11th 23 |
compositionally this is very interesting at times and although the lyrics are pretty weak across the board some of the songwriting here is great. the congealing of math and art and all the other genres they tap into can be really fascinating, as are some of the more dynamic transitions. but these owl city ass vocals are heinous and make this something i definitely won't be returning to very much. we'll go a 2.8 on this cause it's not bad i just hate this dude's voice
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| 4.0 excellent | Squiggly | December 23rd 22 |
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