Connected

Sounds very dated, although probably in a nostalgic way for anyone who liked it at the time. I only knew 2 songs before listening to the album, and didn't really feel connected (!) to them or any others afterwards. 2 ⭐

I remember the single. This came out the same time chronic and doggystyle did, tough competition. Not for me 2.5

2/5 Best: Ground Level Worst: All Night Long

Not working for me

Although overall my interest waned, I do like the grooves on these tracks.

Not my bag

Not offensively bad but also not good.

If you’ve listened to the first 30 seconds, you’ve listened to the whole song. If you’ve listened to one song, you’ve heard them all. Cool vibe though.

Meh

Hmm not for me

There's not much to say about this. I remember the title song being everywhere when it came out. I hated it then. Now? I don't hate it but mostly because there's not much to hate. It also gets very samey. To be honest, I don't really see why it's an album you must hear before you die; there must be a thousand albums out there which express this same thing equally or better. Maybe it's representative of a sound... but I have to return to the fact it's a sound I don't hate but I'm never digging this back out of Spotify again for the simple reason there's nothing to it. I was still tempted to bump it up to a 3 because it's definitely decent background music with a nice feel... but then I look at the last album I rated 3 and they're not even in the same league!

Just didn't hold my attention very long.

The grooves aren't bad if you turn it down low enough to be able to ignore the mostly dumb lyrics. I didn't bother to throw this on the headphones to truly test if the MCs were in Stereo. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

These tracks are so cookie-cutter.

Good production but way too 90s for its own good. Did not age well and a lot of songs sound like someone mocking the typical 90s sound and rap style.

Not focused, and not varied enough. I can see this band going somewhere if they broadened their horizons, though. A dissapointing record.

Connected is the third album by English hip hop/electronic dance group Stereo MC's. This alternative hip hop / trip hop album performed well in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand - being certified platinum in the UK. The music was rhythmic and well produced, but there's so much going on within the tracks that they can sound a little basic and forgettable. I liked this album as it was an introductory form of trip hop and/or acid jazz from the beginnings of the early age of EDM. Although I do agree that none of the tracks really stuck out to me as unique. A great album, but no where near the best, unless you're specifically looking for this type of electronic hip hop.

Very english, very 90's. Sounds like yuppie music but it has quality. two stars

Ganske kjedelig, skjønne at eg har utsatt da så lenge

Solid 2.5 rating

2 bangers and for the rest a snorefest.

Some two hit wonders

Chill out grooves, not horrible but nothing ground breaking or rememberable to come back to. Favourite track - Connected

I sort of like what Stereo MC’s are trying to do - electronic dance rap techno mix - and they undoubtedly caught the mood with three massive singles off this album. But Connected was always going to eventually end up in a phone network advert despite the new agey, vaguely spiritual and environmental sentiments throughout the album and there’s just not enough here to sustain interest. Rhyming Dictionary rhymes does not make for compelling wordplay.

I didn't hate this, but didn't finish.

Connected was one of those songs that was played all over the place. You couldn't get away from it. Now here we are.

The instrumentals were cool but a lot of the songs just felt like generic early 90s rap. Not bad, just boring.

Funky n fun but doesnt do much more for me than that happy new year

Some tracks were a pretty nice groove but that's about it. All tracks settled into a similar tempo and feel.

Sounds like I should be shopping for jeans.

First track is the one I remember from when this dropped in 92. Second track way better than I remembered. Third track is a little so-so, the female vocal accompaniment is a little fomulaic and bouncy. The next couple are similarly poor. We pick back up with the groovy All Night Long. Here the accompanying vocals are excellent harkening back to 70s funk scene call and response. Quick and tight little piano riffs and the overall lack of lyrics help this song immensely. Step it Up is one of the tracks that got more play time when this album was hot. Still holds up pretty well. Nice sax solos, but I could always do with less flute (Jethro Tull ruined all flute for me). Pressure is way too cheesy. Chicken Shake is another nice instrumental (except for the flute flirting in and out). The next few tracks suffer from repetitive and boring beats and by now we've heard the accent of the lead vocals to the point we're getting annoyed. Nice tempo shift on the last one, but it's just not enough to overcome all the flaws. By the time I listen to is, I'm feeling pretty grateful it's the end.

The opening title track, “Connected,” is a certified one-hit wonder song. That was followed by “Ground Level,” which gave me hope that Stereo MCs were more than their hit. But after that nice bit of acid jazz/trip-hop came a string of pretty dull songs that never grabbed my attention.

overall impressions, it was fine, nothing really stood out to me and its not really the kind of music i like to begin with

Not the worst album. Just an almost generic, dull listen. Nothing really grabbed me. As a whole, just slides in at a 2, but no playlist adds for me.

Pretty monotonous but good bar music!

A few decent songs but so many are pretty dang repetitive and boring. I don’t really enjoyed the lyrics just continuously repeating a vague, semi-political phrase either. Not much else to say about it tbh. 4/10

Guy Ritchie heist music? I got away with stealing from the casino in Vegas music? Sure. Hammy heist music to steal diamonds to. Yup.

Not feeling it

Pas mal le portrait du nouveau courant qu'allait prendre la Pop dans les années 90. Ça me fait penser à une évolution de B-52's un peu plus sérieux. C'est correct, mais sans plus pour moi.

Pretty good

I mean it was fine. Not setting my world on fire or anything. V American sound to me.

I didn't really enjoy this. Each song was very repetitive within itself, e.g. just 5 words repeated over and over.

Good feel but completely forgettable

HL: “Everything”, “Fade Away”, “Playing With Fire” There’s some good jazzy/funky flourishes behind a vocalist (Rob Birch) whose delivery I didn’t find all that interesting. It’s fine for a party background/club (and I’m sure I’ve been to a club at least once in my life)

90s dance/hip-hop: some good, some tragic.

Just not feeling it. Bored mostly. Started out great with their hit, and then waned on.

Even their massive hit is meh. Fine for background music while working. But there's no emotional or musical tension to the whole thing.

i'd be pretty embarrassed if this was what i was into. 2

snorefest. first song brings back some memories

This one is fine, some interesting things happening but mostly just mediocre. 2/5

Dear 1001 albums, Can we chill with the British electronic hip-hop albums? 1 was enough. Sincerely, Everyone Every song sounded exactly the same- and since I’m not listening to this in a club drunk, that bothers me. A real snooze fest that was not fun to listen to. It started out as indifference, turned to general dislike, and at the end turned to disdain and loathing because of the sheer repetitiveness. But man, I bet they really thought they did something with this. My favorites: Connected

Good time.

You son of a bitch, I’m in

It's alright, decent for a mid-tempo workout, could do without the rapping. Decidedly not a must hear album, but not a bad hour spent if you relegate it to the background.

(2.5) Nineties^

One hit wonder

First song is great

Being both catchy and monotonous is quite a trick. When this first came out I was about 13. I remember putting this in the bracket of what people in their late 20s probably listened to, along with M-People, Simply Red and Jamiroqui. I later realised some younger people liked this stuff. I did not. It has not aged well and I don't think I was missing much.

The 90s was crap haha

This is a mixture of house and hip hop, and soundwise very much a product of it's time. Connected is a well known track which I can actually listen to. The rest is OK, not nearly as bad as a lot of gangsa rap - albums, but nothing I would neccesarily have to listen to again. 2/5

Some of the songs were quite fun but it was all a bit samey and nothing too exciting

Je comprends l'attrait, c'est bien produit, mais c'est tellement drabe et toothless

Feel good album, better than expected.

Ok as far as background music goes. Not my thing.

Didn’t really grab me.

Not very enjoyable. Music wasn’t engaging, lyrics weren’t grabbing

It was ok. Had two songs I knew from the 90’s. The rest was meh.

Lower key dance beats, loops upon loops and rap/sing/rap stanzas. A simple formula for a decent album.

Production quality is very high, but this didn't really stick to me.

I don't think this is a bad album. I just respectfully do not think it is for me at all. I didn't mind, but I could also do without. Also, kind of hate the sound of the dudes rapping on this. Sounds a bit like gentrification to me. amd I hate it for that. but isn't a 0.

it's aight 2

Oh this album is so of its time. And I’m (slightly) too young to have nostalgia for this one. I’m sure if I was in university in the 90s I would have loved this

This is very catchy....but so is Covid

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah = No, No, No. Why can't I take dance music serious? I pictured SNL skits, all the way through this listen, with even more vapid lyrics.

5/10

Fine, but not long after I finished it I immediately couldn't remember a thing and instead had "The Power" in my head instead. Otherwise, the sound of a scene set in a club in the 90s

Devo dire che l'hip hop non mi piace molto. Ha dei ritmi estremamente semplici. Mi piacciono molto gli ottoni quando fanno capolino.

A few good tunes but I wouldn't call it an essential album.

90s carphone warehouse advert song

Sounds very dated, although probably in a nostalgic way for anyone who liked it at the time. I only knew 2 songs before listening to the album, and didn't really feel connected (!) to them or any others afterwards

It's alright, definitely not the worst album I've come across so far. I don't want to listen to a full hour of it. Should definitely be on the list of ugliest album covers ever.

It's not my genre, and I would be subjective, but Fade away is really good track:)

Interesting fusion of house and hip-hop. The visible - or rather audible - weld isn't a bad thing, but it does draw attention to the material on either side. The beats are good background music but hardly inspiring. The rapping is of its time as well. It's a solid hour of music, but doesn't seem notable.

needs to be on this list?

this probably went hard in a london club in 1993, but its kinda unmemorable now

It was not my favorite. Couldn't really make it past the first couple tracks.

I did not enjoy this. Wasn't my thing.

Oh man, this thing aged badly.

Vibey but forgettable.

Toch echt het openingsnummer wat me het meest aanspreekt, daarna haakte ik na 5 nummers wel af.

This one really didn't hit me.

One dimensional

Grup totalment desconegut per mi. El primer tema, "Connected", fa bé el seu paper de Ciceró per un àlbum que navega per una barreja amable de disco, hip hop i pop. Vindrien a ser una versió descafeïnada dels Scissor Sisters. Un disc que funciona per a tenir de fons, agradable, sense estridències, una espècie de company silenciós al qual no exigir-li res. Correcte, sense més. Però potser ja és molt.

This sound did not date well.

First song, "Connect", is not bad. "Step it Up" is also good. Acid jazz/hip hop kind of sound. 5/10.

Predictable and lacks anything worth remembering.

Found this repetitive and boring for the most part. I liked a couple songs, namely "Step It Up" and "Chicken Shake" but I was more than ready for the album to end.

There was an album that went along with that song? Honestly though, that would have been fairly forward given when it came out. Sound was ahead of it's time within the electronic sphere...

Good writing but couldn't get into it

Not really my kind of album, but not terrible

Naff

Boring, incredibly repetitive....

Much better than I had expected

Kender du typen intro(!), rytmisk, hiphop-beats, melodisk

Tolerable as background music and I suppose this is an interesting period piece if you are feeling nostalgic for the early 90s dance/rock crossover vibe. But you absolutely do not need to hear it and it has not aged well.

So... Is this hip hop or electronic music? I am legitimately confused by the album classification vs. the reviews. I listened, and the answer is that it's vocal electronic music. Basically, this was made by writing some basic lyrics and singing them in a not terribly involving way over early-90s rave music. Unfortunately for the Stereo MC's, it's not really a winning formula. I find myself preferring big beat when it's just the music itself rather than with tepid vocals over it. In the end, the effect is the creation of a terrible mid-90s electronic record with shitty rapping. I've had three less-than-good albums in a row now, and this marks a new nadir. Grossly terrible. This album is ranked #19 of 26 albums for 1992. Other 1992 albums rated by me: Dirt(3/26)-5(11/7/25) The Predator(5/26)-3(1/1/26) It's A Shame About Ray(11/26)-3(8/13/25) Hypocrisy is the Greatest Luxury(21/26)-2(4/28/26) Lam Toro(23/26)-3(9/17/25)

This is like hip hop for people afraid of hip hop. It's really nothing special. The first song is fun and I remember when it was inescapable on the radio, but it's not enough to carry a whole album that is so same-samey from start to finish. The only other track that stood out to me was "Fade Away", but that's because it's one of the lamest songs I've heard in a long time...

ive been interested to learn more about this era/type of music but trying to get thru this was a slog. like the single tho

certified ass music.

Corny and dated

super samey, not very exciting

The title track is ok, but other than that, it's pretty meh. for me. I will say that it sounds more late 90's techno, than early 90's techno... so maybe it was ahead of it's time. But it just didn't grab me.

This record literally has zero appeal. Sometimes it's possible to feel misty-eyed and nostalgic about music you remember from your youth, well, early twenties for me in this instance, even if you didn't like it at the time. To say I didn't like Stereo MCs at the time doesn't really do justice to just how much I didn't like them. There's absolutely nothing essential about this record, and I find it staggering that anyone remembered it six months after it was released, never mind 30-plus years later.

Stereo MCs always seemed to me to be a producer and record execs idea of a band. "So we need a singer who's a bit of a wideboy, yeah yeah and we'll use that drumbeat, and... tedious dross

This made me feel unconnected.

These repetitive one-chord jams might sound fine on a boomin' sound system in da club but ultimately the threadbare nature of these barely-rapped no-melody numbers doesn't stand up to the cold light of day.

Groove-driven hip-house and alternative dance built on looping basslines, steady breakbeats, sampled textures, and laid-back, rhythmic vocals moves with smooth, repetitive flow. Listening feels like cruising through a city at night where the same beat carries you forward without much change in scenery. The result partially catchy and cohesive while mostly its repetition can feels flat over time.

Shouldn't be in this list. Might have been on in the 90s but has not agreed well.

No thank you

Why?

Nääää

Poor memories of this, singles aside. Will give it a try Absolute muck

Album 141. Connected — Stereo MC's (1992) aaaahhh, I'm tired of getting bad albums. It's tedious electronic music from 90-s, don't understand why it's on the list. 1/5 No liked songs

awful.

this did not need to be on here…

2/10

Nah

DATED AF The MC in this group just made me think of this the entire time: "Me and me blokes got some chips and biscuits for brekkie, innit???" When you make your music this many genres happening all at once, the music takes on a swampy, very forgettable quality it never quite surpasses.

I’m curious how some of these albums make it on this list of 1,001 Albums to listen to before you die. Why THIS album and not another one? This wasn’t the worst thing I’ve ever heard..I didn’t feel the urge to skip ahead. I guess thats saying something. But I don’t feel the need to listen to this album again.

Ough

british hop hop...interesting? i don't really like it. very 90s though lol

Besides con ected everything was meh

Sometimes, the page refreshes and you can only think “WTF”. People were laughing at these one hit wonders 30 years ago and they don’t sound any better now.

First listen

dreary, mechanical

This just sounds like that really cliche pop electronica popular in the 90s, where there is a fusion of jazz and world music over a breakbeat. This one is particularly British, with some Caribbean affectation in the voice, like Snow meets Moby. Every song sounds like the same gimmick and it's forgettable.

It’s like if the Sopranos theme just kept going.

Wish they’d disconnected before making this album.

Didn't like back in the 90s. Not hoing to change my mind now. Voice gets on my nerves

It suffers from one of the 90s hip hop sins of having the beat carry on for way too long after the last verses, and the beats are way too basic to be doing that. The rapping is weak and instrumental breaks are bad. But hey, at least there's no skits. In the end, this was too boring to be on the list. There's nothing groundbreaking here and not worth you wasting your time on it

I remember this band when they came out... Hasn't aged well.

It's not been a great week for albums has it?

Incredibly dated. Every song feels like the same tempo and flow. Every song is a boring platitude.

Meh

Very bad

90s British combo of hip-hop, light funk, acid jazz, electronica kinda sound. The chill-out kind rather than the dance party kind. The bass and drums can get a nice funky groove going, supported by samples to fill out the music and casual vocals that are half sung and half kinda rapped (that I actually find a bit off putting). It’s smooth and laid-back rather than energetic and fun. But the songs never really go anywhere and just drag on, so its mostly boring and largely forgettable.

Nej. Inte alls sugen på detta idag.

My cat died this morning and the algorithm gives me this trash album :(

really shitty dance music. i've never even heard of this one, so I can't imagine it's that influential either... why's it here? anyway. I listened to three whole tunes before I could no longer supress the feeling of my time being painfully burned away in needless suffering. wretched shit for awful people to dance to.

hippie, fake-deep but at least its entertainingly bad. the most heinous inclusion on this list for me so far

"12 renditions of 'Bust a Move' but make them progressively worse" -Brit Hop Rickety Cricket

Meh. Not buying it as "influential".

I am at the borders of offended, maybe just checking into the hotel of irked, that they made me listen to this. The same drum machine beat, with really bad filler lyrics, between an occasionally okay hook on a few of the songs: super formulaic, dumb as a box of hair (and not in a good way), mediocre at best.

Generic and boring Honestly, I’d rather relisten to my last one star than this, so I guess I’ll give it one star too Pretty trash anyway

I feel like I just sat in JC Pennies for an hour. What a boring slog of an album, with no personality or unique qualities. Not good. 1/5

Typical 90's vibe but Ilincredibly boring. I had the sads the whole way through.

i think you have to be at minimum 35 to like this

Not more early 90s swagger music... Honestly how many albums on this list are this genre. It's boring!

listened to this and forgot all of it very quickly. Maybe harsh but didn't grab me at all

From time to time over the past 30 years I've had pieces of 'Connected' swimming around in my brain. It's a catchy song. It's also the most popular song on this album (on Amazon at least). But that song along with about 2 more seem to be what this album is really made of. The rest all sound like each other. And those songs are no reason to have this album on this list.

Sounds like Happy Mondays with their balls cut off Rating: 1.2

Not bad but not for me. 1/5

Langweilig 🥱

This is so naff. I know 1001 albums is a lot...but c'mon

I recognised Step It Up and almost gave this a higher rating, but thankfully remembered that just because you've heard a song before, that doesn't mean it's good. And this is pretty shit music.

Gear: Dunu SA6 Artwork: ⚡🧑‍🚀🍄 Production: 👂🔪🩸 Music: 🕺🥁🤷 Rating: 🙂‍↔️(🙂‍↕️)/5

Strange album for me. I didn't hate it, but it got really boring and repetitive by the third track. Sounded very dated; I wouldn't have been surprised if this album was released 5 years earlier than when it was. Skippable and uninteresting

Ett album fullt av PES:s menymusik låter bättre i teorin än vad det var i verkligheten. Sångaren hade inte klarat första audition i Idol. Orkade inte lyssnade klart på en enda låt. Ändlös loop av britt babblar över gammelhouse.

This was absolute garbage. Not even worth discussing. On the other hand, this reminded me what a true 1 sounds like and is making me reassess the 2 I gave the velvet underground yesterday. Id like to change that score to a 3 please.

Boringgggg but cool production.

literally who likes this

Got old real quick

It’s the nonsense like this that makes me question this project

2 same downfalls of all elecronica albums

Boring as all hell. The vocals and lyrics aren’t capturing or energizing at all, and don’t prompt any sort of emotion or enjoyment from me. Maybe this album was a transitory moment in pop culture, but it surely doesn’t age well.

No

Blah. Same beats over and over. Probably one of those seminal records that broke new ground but that ground is dry and monotone.

Hahahaha hahahaha hahaha hahahaha Rapper? Hip hop? No. Incorrect. They were kind of a shitter Happy Mondays weren't they? Did reasonably enjoy Ground Level because it wasn't one of the two songs that were played to annihilation everywhere. 42s in town would play one of the two without fail every single Friday night. They probably still do. I've heard worse records, and there's about 4 too many songs, but mainly why the hell am I listening to Stereo MCs in 2024.

no thanks!! meget irriterende album imho!

i got nothing out of this

UK acid jazz - need I say more?

Connected is a nice song. Everything else is at Ground Level without any Pressure and listening to it feels like listening All Night Long to one song, simply boring. At The End it's better to Fade Away and forget this Creation which feels like Chicken Shake to me.

Waar ik geregeld moeite mee heb bij 90s muziek, vooral die uit de UK, is dat de komst van de 808 en andere drummachines de muzikale lat wat lager legde. Op deze plaat is weinig écht muziek-gogme en fijnbesnaarde instrumentatie te vinden, maar de drumbeat gaat wel lekker. Daar kwamen een hoop acts wel mee weg. De opener is een prima song, maar daarmee verschiet de groep al z'n kruit al wel. Later hebben nummers als 'All Night Long' en 'Chicken Shake' echt wel een aanstekelijke groove, maar weten ze die geen vervolg te geven met andere interessante elementen. Een leeg omhulsel blijft het. 'Playing With Fire' sprak nog wel aan, al is dat waarschijnlijk vooral door de herkenning van de 'Monkey Man' sample van de Stones. Anyway, als je sample-based muziek zoekt, dan biedt het jaar 1992 natuurlijk talloze andere artiesten die wel degelijk muzikaal talent hebben. 5/10 Highlights: Connected

I recognize some of these songs from when I was younger (from movies and commercials). Not sure I would have thought to listen to it and not sure I will again. Not bad, just very much music of the time.

No

So hilarious when Brits attempt hip-hop. These assholes heard Public Enemy and made Muzak for The Gap

I thought this was awful in the 90s and I think it's even worse now. 70s odd years of popular music and this is in the top 1001 albums? I find that really hard to believe.

First I stumble, then I fall. Toddler triage trip hop from Britain. A stale tea leaf. Also, an hour long? If only ‘Pump up the Volume’ never existed, there may have been a place for whatever this is. 1/5

Bored throughout.

An hour of 4 minute songs consisting of 16 bar loops. Boring and obnoxious

Not a fan. Some sort of messed up hiphop that is not doing it at all.

Bitte kein HipHop mehr. Das nervt.

The Tidal link sent me to an album of the same name by an outfit called The Foreign Exchange, so I listened to that as well. They were both equally shit.

I wasn’t massively into this at the time. It’s okay, nice enough, a bit samey and a bit dated sounding. I don’t really think it should be on this list though. The Stereo MCs were sort of a one or two hit wonder, weren’t they? It makes me wonder if you could knock a few albums off this list and cover the essential songs by including a “NOW that’s what I call nineties hits!” album. And of course that would also have “Saturday Night” by Whigfield on it. (I’m assuming Whigfield’s album didn’t make the list!?) One star seems a bit harsh. It’s not that I hate it. It’s just I don’t plan to listen to it again. I got bored about four songs in.

Dance music for a Mommy and Me class. Blah.

Very 90s, bit boring.

Vuoden 1992 uusin lisäys hip hoppeiluun tässä ja nyt. Ei mitään yllätyksiä. Helpoin 1/5 heh Löytyy siis myös ne asiat ja pökäleet, jotka osoittautuivat huonoiksi lisäyksiksi. All night long biisistä hieno sample lahja eino antiwäkille heh Then.. Creation jysäyttää vaivallaan.. Holy moly song jaah noh rumpu soolo jaah noh... The end lopettaa albumin harmiillisen hyvin. Kaksi yritteliäintä biisiä ovat albumin lopussa.

You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but this one, you probably can.

Not good

Beats were mediocre and it only got worse when the guy started “rapping” over them.

I don't know if they are bad at rapping if they are bad at sampling, or if they are bad at making music. The only thing I know is that this is a bad album.

Could have done without listening to this album. Pretty terrible.

Good lord. In what world is this possibly up for consideration for the 1001 albums you must hear? If it was the 1001 best albums of 1992, Stereo MCs’ Connected would have no business being in the list. I gave each track a minute and it was the biggest waste of time in my life. I’ve given one star and this album is much worse than those.

Boring gg

Generic, nothing to say, ladish, dated. Boring music seemingly made just for the sake of it. The worst of the 90s. The best you can say about this album is that it helped flog a few mobile phones. Rating: 1/5 Playlist track: Connected Date listened: 12/08/23

The first song is pretty cool and could be the part of a 3 or 4 star album easy. The music if it were the soundtrack to a heist movie with a 90's house vibe could be a 4 or a 5. However, the rapping is awful - the cadence, the silly rhymes, the lack of content. It drags the whole thing down.

Vibes but not much else. Not enjoyable, won’t be revisiting.

Wrong list

I didn't listen it

I did not like it

It's the little things, like this album being included on this list that make me question reality. What are we doing here? Let's all aim a bit higher next time.

Helvete vad dåligt

Awful. Hated it when it came out and has got worse with time

pass

Boring

Sounds of its time. Not sure why its in the list rotation. The first tracks a bit of fun but everything past that points a bit meh and forgettable.

Not a fan

Extremely forgettable, an hour after hearing this I forgot I had listened to it. I guess technically it’s hip hop, but it’s more like rapping over techno beats. And surprise, it’s British, so it’s taking a precious slot in the hip hop genre over so many more deserving. We had another techno album not too long ago, “jungle” was the genre, this is like that with vocals. Not my style, don’t need it on the list. Favorite tracks: Pressure, Creation. Album art: Really enjoy the colors and art here, even if the pic in the middle of it all is painfully ‘90s. 1.5/5

Nameless UK techno/rap/funk/whatever. I was bored before the first song even finished, and it goes for an hour (because of course it does). 1/5.

Not bad, but not for me.

👎👎

Preachy as shit, woke before woke was a thing

Really awful, could not listen the whole thing.

Super generic