Vylet's albums keep getting better and better. Drawing musical and thematic influence from a variety of sources, like the cathartic introspection of Porter Robinson's "Nurture," the rebellious energy of punk rock, and the eccentric attitude of 100 Gecs, this album never gets old. If there were an album that feels like a culmination of Vylet's music, this is probably it.
Even though I'm not a part of the MLP fandom anymore, Vylet's music is good enough on its own merits to keep me coming back.
