I was not sure what to expect and maybe had my standards set too high. It was refreshing to listen to something almost purely instrumental for a change. I was feeling alright for most of the way through, but Pt. 4 Psalm sealed the deal for me.

Beauty incarnate

45 pounds, my first impression was a breath of new sound I hadn’t heard before fresh and heavy and fun. Second impression was the joy and hype pumping this album at the gym it hits very hard. Third impression was walking on the beach and the recognition of the incredible songwriting and the message and how perfectly it fits into the instruments, it sounds like a barely contained bunch of animals playing there heart out but with incredible technical skill. Incredibly tactile and ferociously angry but still whimsical in its own unique way. I have never heard anger and despair and love expressed so well. I hate to use trope but it takes you on a journey.

I adore this. Wax and her crew are so well put together. idk if would have known it was NOT a solo venture of hers if I didn't know before hand but knowing it was kinda cool. I liked waiting for the others to pop in with their trinkets. Great schnit here.

There’s a deep well of sonic discovery to be had here. It’s also out there on 5.1, and that is quite the experience!

Brings back all those early '90s feels. Crawling out of the '80s, shedding the glamour and neon, putting on the Frye boots, reaching for the flannel. Perfect for a top down city summer night.