kitty_sensei

Listened to this with my sister and she said they were singing “like they just woke up”

The drums were good, very retro but after a while the tracks started to sound rather similar. Liked orange crush and turn you inside out more than average - the middle section is more rolling and akin to what I like

2 or 3. Beats are nice. Some tracks try to hard to say things about pop music (mainly tonite) which kind of falls into the repetition trap they are trying to criticise? It might have been better if each song were a bit shorter

What was that first track. Every time I opened Spotify, the cover scared me 😂

Usually don’t listen to this type of songs, the drums are cool but I don’t like the shouting as much (I can’t hear what they are screaming about)

There were tracks I liked like psychosocial bc they actually sang and the drums were fantastic

Like the beats and is rather angsty (I liked the BOY GET A JOB in Show Business). Usually I don’t listen to much rap / hip-hop but this was good

The beats are rather similar across tracks but they become more different towards the end of the album

Heard some of the tracks on their own previously and was worried that the album would be tired or repetitive but they were varied

Liked the rhyming and rhythm in the album - especially in I know what I know!! The beats seem very inspired by African music and I’m glad he actually did collaborate with them

Gets more rock-like towards the end. Sometimes he does the talk-singing but he says some lyrics really quickly so there is still some cadence to it

Although I just found out he snuck into South Africa under apartheid, I’m inclined to read the album as a testament to intercultural creative diversity