THY KINGDOM COME

Listen 1: At some point their sound will certainly start to feel old right? Nearly every artist either evolves their sound and old fans are unhappy because they're no longer what they used to be (see $b's were better in 2015). Or they just keep making the same thing over and over again and people lose interest. $uicideboy$ have not only changed their sound but essentially created their own path within the music industry. Their older music wasn't different, but more so needed refining and polishing which they have reached since the late 2010's. Since they haven't really switched up their sound too much other than one off tracks here and there but still they retain that ravenous fanbase. I don't think this album is going to go down as their best but their music always tends to be a slow burn with me so I'll appreciate it the more I listen. Only true downside that sticks out to me is the fumbled Night Lovell feature. Dude usually murders in conjunction with the duo but this time his verse falls awfully flat. Listen 2: $uicideboy$ is going to be (if not already) one of this generations non-mainstream sounding cult artists. Such a unique sound to them and I have never heard anything remotely close to this on any radio. This album is the definition of "eating good". It's some more catchy verses and dark beats in their trademark style. It often seems to me that they are just astonishingly good with coming up with catchy choruses but then use them in the verses instead. Almost taking a more pop philosophy of making everything as catchy and memorable as possible. There is a reason why pop music so mainstream and it's because of catchy elements and melodies. $b$ use similar aspects of catchy song writing but push even further by straying away from much repetition. There is just countless moments on this album alone that are extremely memorable and it's not even the chorus.