this was 70s ppls experimental kpop. 3.5/5 I appreciate how weird and loud it was but I'm not sure if I'd listen again, a lot of the instrumentals felt too grating and repetitive. I liked next the most
respect is an INSANE opener to a first album. I'm so glad she left that man jesus. sadly there were only 2 standouts for me in the whole album but I didn't dislike any song. overall v enjoyable listening experience despite the horrors (having to hear a woman defend her shitty husband)
we get it. ur white and u rap and u love saying slurs. this album really needed some trimming imo but overall I did like it because I grew up listening to Eminem (sorry for my crimes)
very smooth sounding but felt quite repetitive
if I was forced at gunpoint to listen to bon jovi I'd choose to be shot. singing in that fake rasp all the time has to hurt as much as it does to hear
she's like Fiona apple for interesting people
this was such a treat after days of duds. improved my day marginally, I genuinely had a blast listening to this I can't think of a single song that wasn't great
i dnf'ed it. I found her voice to be too grating and the music repetitive
miss lauryn I'm so sorry I took this long to get to this album this was everything. loved the vocals loved the lyrics LOVED the production the most bc I have a really soft spot for this era and this album was really well executed. all the songs were captivating
this is between a 3 and 4 for me. I found it enjoyable enough though I don't think I'll come back to it. there weren't any bad songs on here but nothing stood out either, it was just a solid body of work
i didn't know the doors were so freaky
I wasn't a huge fan of the overall sound. this album was just fine for me
this album started out strong and quickly fell off. first two tracks were the strongest imo, the rest I found to be boring and repetitive. groovy, but not catchy
this was such a fun listen and right up my alley
wasn't a huge fan of the singing style and something about the instrumentals felt disjointed. this album tired me out I think 3 songs in and it didn't really get any better from there. struggling to score this because I don't think it was BAD, I just didn't have a good time listening to it
what a nice solid indie album. I've been having a lot of anxiety lately so this was really soothing to listen to. I'll probably be putting it on again
nice folksy album, it did make me inexplicably sad
this was just ok
