A collection of quick beats dosed with sensual R&B. This sort of sample heavy, jazzy lo-fi music is very comfortable to my internet-culture sensibilities, as a former lo-fi hip-hop head.

The singing consistently kills it, but I would really like to point to Hoursafter Intelude for its creativity, talented singing and atmosphere. It's impeccable jazz dive music, and this sort of tone is the highlight of the album for me.

This is one of my favorite albums ever. I found it by random chance on soundcloud, which I never visit. It seems the titular song is quite popular but the others remain unheard, despite each being phenomenal.

There's a care-free, youthful tone across the whole album that makes it feel dramatic and energizing, like a reckless but pure fight for a naive happy ending that ends with a bittersweet life lesson. I can so easily imagine somber scenes, impossible combat or moments of triumph perfectly directed by each song.

I have always dreamed of scoring a heavily metaphorical and action-rich tokusatsu ttrpg campaign to these songs... I look forward to being a skilled enough GM that I can make that story real.

This album has been in my life since it came out, when I was a young man.

The stories of each song, and the seriousness in Tyler's voice spoke well to me. The tragedies of domestic abuse, failing relationships or getting too deep in the drug trade are shown so beautifully and personally here. The amount of sadness and anger, back and forth, paint a great picture of the mind of a troubled young man grappling with life...

Without a doubt, this album played a huge part in shaping my taste in drama and stories, with its emphasis on internal conflict and focus on very personal details.