Zenless Zone Zero is an amazing game with character designs, storyline, animation even the vibe and style being over my expectations for a gacha game but thats the problem with it, it's a gacha game and in full honestly being my first game to review on this it's really missarble like it's mostly singleplayer and yet you're required to have an internet connection, even on top of that there are so much menus to level and claim stuff like dude chill the fuck out, but i will give it to the music though this shit slaps even it's gameplay too and it's like Yakzua x Splatoon 3 x Persona 5 all at the same time. All in all i do really like this game it does have potential but gacha aspect is really unnecessaryit it would really be cool if it was just a standalone game without gambling because this game is polished well, probably because of all the gambling money they collected over the years with there older games like genshin impact and honkai star rail but i've never played those so i don't know what the fuck goes on in there lmao.
This the first time reviewing a Halley Labs/Lapfox Trax album on here which makes this special because this was my first album that got into Halley Labs/Lapfox Trax. Greenhouse is one of my favorite alises since it has such a unique sound for a debut album, with a 18 tracks on this album it blows out the water with 'sovereign', 'mosaic', and 'minus' Emma did an outstanding job on these tracks, there is so much to say about this album that i'm sure there's a song on this album that could appeal to you but i do know that not everyone likes this type of music.
So i recently discovered WHSPRS via bandcamp and this has got be a really good album with the album suprisingly produced really well with 'WHORE', 'Candy Store' and 'Sad, Drunk and Needy' are absolutely favorites of mine. Snow in Sweden kind of doesn't hit right but i do prefer the Stockholm version, Fox Boy also have that same vibe as Snow in Sweden where it's not good or bad just mid but still this is a really good album.
Tbh it's a really big step up from all the other songs and the paper alibis EP, i do like the starting with the whole 8-bit style really gives a little bit of a Kitsune^2 vibe. The little effects make it 10x times better and it kind of sounds like a show's theme song. Now to the criticism honestly it's really minor, i don't like how it just abruptly ends out of nowhere and it should've ended off the lyric "What you did to me" with the instrumental and just fade out which makes more sense but over all pretty fucking good.
(also the lyric "mangled mind" sounds like mango mind lol)
Keep it together's Lost Dogs is an amazing and beautiful album that really pulls on the emotions with it's soft guitars, honestly it's a great album and 'Goodnight, Tiger' sound a little bit of a lullaby along with 'Somewhere Else' sounding like it's the ending of an indie film this is truly a work of art.
