Overview
- The album arrived November 7 on Warp as Brown’s first full-length since entering rehab and getting sober.
- Twelve of the 14 tracks feature guests from hyperpop and electronic niches, including Frost Children, 8485, Underscores and Jane Remover.
- Critics say the production leans into digital maximalism with glitchy synths, rave-derived beats and blown-out textures.
- Songs such as What You See, The End and All4U are highlighted for confronting addiction, shame and gratitude with confessional intensity.
- Some reviews note uneven experiments, citing the abrasive 1999 with JOHNNASCUS and a track marred by IssBrokie’s use of an anti-gay slur.