Review Summary: Possibly one of the only true breakout artists of the decade so far
Sometimes music just comes out of nowhere and blasts you away into the atmosphere. For me this was the discovery of underground genius Alison Moss. When you listen to the music you hear a mix of sounds and instruments that have been used in recent times bit with a bit more of an oomph typically missing in modern music. What I'm trying to say is, ain't nobody doin it like Moss be doin it.
Let's take this track by track, as every song deserves a special mention
1. Adored Intro
Wow. What an opener. It really sets the tone for the album and sends the message 'you are going to be listening to music'. Gone are the auto tuned vocals of Pitbull and Kesha and in with the intricate detailed and lyrics melodies of Alison Moss. Throughout the song the orchestral elements which I can only assume are played by hand really come in heavy. It's a vibe and atmosphere thats new but familiar. The dichotomy is crazy.
2. Sub Zero
If you've heard the Postal Service, imagine that but no vocals and it feels like some sweaty guy in a tank top is grinding up on you on the dance floor. Nightmare fuel. But this song is heaven. Sub Zeor is not a fitting title as this song is HEAT. if you like to dance and have fun check this one
3. WORLD ENDER
When I saw this in all caps I knew it was about to be a ripper. And yes it was. Literally feels like my world ended when I heard this song because every other music after was gone from my mind. If you can imagine a song that takes you on an adventure this is that. It has it all: drums, percussion, effects, the whole shish kebab. It's kinda like that one band who dated lana del rey.
4. Save us interlude
Tbh I never liked interludes and this is no exception. A stain on an otherwise perfect album.
5. Coming down
They kinda reheated burials nachos on this one I can't lie but what I like about it is that it's derivative but original. It doesn't bombard you with experimental bull*** that no one understands ala black midi or xiu xiu or some other rym bull***. Music shouldn't be complicated!
6. UPPERCUT
tbh when I first heard this song I didn't like it, after some time though it really grew on me
Several times in fact. In fact now it's my favourite track. Reminds me of the music I grew up with like Maximo Park and Hard Fi, and that classic rock n roll sound is always welcome to me.
7. Submerge Me in My Guilt
I honestly find this one too creepy to even listen to all the way through... Its got like this vibe of a horror game and it just is one of the scariest pieces of art I've experienced in a long time.
8. New York ***ty
There is a vibe on this track that is similar to that of buying drugs from someone for the first time. You're scared and anxious but that only fills you with the adrenaline to power through and get that sweet buzz even quicker.
9. Lost in the Sauce again
This song is like that sweet buzz finally hitting once you get that sweet drugs in your system for finally. Oh my godddd yessssss
1. Newbridge is nbheter jf
God itfeeels soooo goooood hnggggg
