I don't know what to call this but I love it. Frantic, dense, and intense. If a computer could suffer from an anxiety attack I imagine it'd sound much like this album. That said the album is put together in a way to allow for breaks from the more chaotic portions making it possible to sit through the whole album in one sitting.

Disclaimer: I'm not well versed in the world of metal and it's many subgenres. That said; the drums are fast and intricate. The vocals consistently distorted and never reveals any sign of overstrain. The guitars and bass work so well together that it's nearly impossible to distinguish each as it's own at times. Very hypnotic and calming at times. If you're like me and just started dipping your toe into this genre I recommend giving this a listen.

Magnificent orchestral music that takes you on a journey through many different moods from blissful, unnerving, beautiful, soothing, unpredictable, and more, sometimes all in one song. This definitely has a cinematic quality that conjures many potential images for a story in your mind. Knowing this was all composed with musicore 4 blows me away at how real everything sounds. For those looking for orchestral music you'll not be disappointed.

Just the title alone suggests what kind of album you're getting into. The ambient soundscapes fill you with a sense of depression, isolation, and fogginess. The lyrics are delivered through a robotic voice that manages to enhance the mood of the lyrics. A line that stands out to me is "I am not well" it's so heartbreaking that despite being delivered through a talk to text program I felt the deep human emotion behind it. This is a great album for seeking catharsis when you're feeling down.