It's like if Jpegmafia and Chase&Status had a child First half of the album is too trippy for my taste, the second half is too mellow. But I enjoy a lot the whole vibe it creates. Also I liked the graphics made around the album (horse) The lyrics are pretty nice, I can appreciate the writing. As a first contact with Genesis Owusu I see he tends to repeat lyrics as part of the chorus. I don't know if it's a him thing or an album thing, but it's nice. Also, for some reason it gave me a Vibe OffSeason vibe. Spritz time

It's kind of crazy how much this album impressed me on the first listen, mostly because I didn't hear anything like this before? Maybe idk? The instrumentals were amazing. I liked the beat switches and the whole rockish-mellowish vibe. The vocals were interesting. I don't know if the whole silly vibe has a different hidden meaning, but hillarious af as a first listen. Maria's dad's balls or sum Also, the start of the album slaps. Trinidad is such a great opener

A classic.

Impressed me. I was fully expecting a mid, commercial album. I loved the switches. Nice listen Props to MeloMelanj

Pretty bland in my opinion. Sounds like something occasionally playing on Rock FM.

A bit slow for my tastes and also very ominous. I would love this as a soundtrack to a piece of visual or dance media like ballet.

Didnt hit like other marilyn albums, he seemed very dimmed down in this one. Felt like what an AI would think marilyn would make.

Ethel Cain who? Very trance inducing

mi-a amintit foarte tare de broasca din over the garden wall si toata atmosfera din serial mi-a placut mult the storytelling din versuri si modul in care se simtea tensiunea prin instrumental (specific the oboe) ah și also!!!! m-a surprins enorm partea mai electronică (în mod plăcut)

The album had a nice, calm experience. Really enjoyed the ocean-ish sounds, Did not expect the general theme to match the title of the album (which I think is a stupid thing to say). The tracks have kind of a consistent pacing, which for me felt like each one of them blended into the next, giving me no way of properly distinguishing them. I need to give it a relisten