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 His is a reflective, gloomy, almost 'chamber' music, freaky, saturated with rhymes, filled with wide beats and basses suitable for a night in the car chasing an undefined goal.

 Earl plays at being Mf Doom stuffed with methamphetamine, and indeed lyrically he can be considered among the best of his generation.

This review explores Earl Sweatshirt's second album, highlighting its introspective and gloomy nature. With jazz-inspired production and dense lyricism, the album portrays themes of anxiety and depression. It is praised for its raw, visceral quality and personal approach compared to his debut. The reviewer recommends experiencing it deeply without preconceptions. Dive into Earl Sweatshirt's hauntingly personal album and experience raw hip-hop like never before.

 This album is like Tarantino movies: a collage of quotations, continuous references to the more vintage side of music, updating everything though with a particular inclination toward Pop melody and Indie Rock without making it all banal and repetitive.

 Enjoy this CD in one breath, preferably in the car, and let yourself be carried away by the captivating and vicious riffs.

King Tuff’s self-titled album is a fun, bright blend of vintage rock styles, from garage to glam and neo-psychedelia. Kyle Thomas channels influences from the 60s and 90s indie rock, delivering catchy riffs and a playful vibe. The album is praised for its melodic pop sensibility and a fresh take on classic sounds, making it an easy and enjoyable listen. It’s an eclectic yet cohesive work that doesn’t take itself too seriously, which adds to its charm. Listen to King Tuff’s vibrant rock revival album and experience a playful blend of vintage and indie sounds today!

 It's as if Satan had fun all Halloween night snatching candy from children but ended up vomiting from eating too much.

 The album overall sounds good, with a compact sound, alternating moments of infinite brutality with almost entirely humorous ones.

Acid Witch's 'Stoned' is a gritty, psychedelic album that expertly fuses Death, Doom, Stoner, and NWOBHM influences. Rooted in horror and witchcraft themes, it balances brutal moments with humor and vintage metal vibes. Although not revolutionary, it delivers solid, entertaining music for nearly an hour. Discover the gritty and surreal metal world of Acid Witch's 'Stoned'—listen now and dive into their twisted blend of horror and psychedelic riffs!

 Mac has ultimately acquired a sound all his own, a sound that you recognize from the first note and exclaim: 'Oh! It’s that stoner with the gapped teeth.'

 The mood for Salad Days is, 'Fuck man! I was just on tour for a year and a half and I’m tired!' and indeed tiredness is a major and defining element of the record.

This review explores Mac DeMarco’s 2014 album Salad Days, highlighting its mature, melancholic tone and unique indie sound. The album blends jangle pop, psychedelia, and surf rock. The reviewer appreciates the subtle evolution from previous works and notes standout tracks like "Blue Boy" and "Chamber of Reflection." Overall, Salad Days is praised as a well-crafted album that deepens DeMarco’s distinctive style. Listen to Salad Days now and dive into Mac DeMarco’s laid-back indie rock world!