Sean Sharp's Diary

Glaive takes another stab, furthering his sound down the hyperpop rabbit hole. Over the past 3 projects, he has experimented more and more with his unique take on hyperpop. Typically, the genre finds itself clashing with nightcore and constant stimulation, but glaive finds ways to slow it down, but still delivers that crazy energy when needed. Unfortunately, this seems a bit messy in my eyes. Several songs share memorable moments and ear-aching vocals/production. This is the tightrope that is always walked, but it doesn't balance everything it needs to in this case. I will always applaud his efforts in making something unique like this, but overall, some more refining is needed.