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It's a mess. The first two tracks establish a clear direction, but after that, the album completely falls apart. "Introduction to the Snow" sounds fantastic, and if the rest of the album had maintained that style and atmosphere, it would easily be in my top 10 albums of all time.
Instead, the album constantly genre-hops and never commits to a clear identity. It doesn't seem to know what it wants to be. Is it an album about the end, the unknown, and existential dread, or is it just a generic rap album? It keeps bouncing between completely different ideas, and the lack of consistency hurts the experience. Normally, an album can benefit from variety, but here it just feels unfocused and directionless.
The album cover is absolutely fantastic. It perfectly captures the mysterious, dreamlike atmosphere that the first two tracks create, and it also fits songs like "The Mind Electric" and "Dream Sweet in Sea Major" beautifully. Looking at it, you'd expect the entire album to lean into that eerie, surreal aesthetic. Unfortunately, the music doesn't stay in that lane. Instead of building on the atmosphere the cover promises, the album keeps jumping between completely different genres and ideas, making it feel unfocused. The artwork sets expectations that the album simply doesn't live up to.
Overall, it works better as individual singles than as a complete album. There’s definitely something I’m not quite grasping, but I hope to figure out what it is that people enjoy so much about it.
ill give it another listen on my road trip but right now its a 6.8/10.
If KP's version of the backrooms is essentially your memories recreated but flawed, things from games could be in the backrooms, because it’s still one of your memories just that memory is from a game. but that is just a dumb theory of mine.
What if the rumors were true?
Dungeon lane & imagine (1971 pressing I think)
SIDE A
Photograph
Wah-Wah
Going Down on Love
Sub-Rosa Subway
Monkberry Moon Delight
SIDE B
Old Dirt Road
Isn't It a Pity
Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft