Caffeinated Brain (2016) - full "album"

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The first song, Cure, is notably "Nirvana based". The heavy drums and guitar, subtle bass line underlying a painfull vibe. Lyrics containing fragments such as "going down my hell" and "there's no cure" helps with that dark vibe and tone. As we already discussed in private, the second song has an interesting deceiving memory in my mind. As I already probably listened to it live, in my memory the song is a lot calmer. I guess I gotta ask for the lyrics and chords so I can record my poor amateur fingerstyle acoustic version the way it is in my mind. Jokes aside, I always remember this "We cannot be hardocore" throughout my life, specially when I'm already doing something very irresponsible or hardcore. I like those brief moments of silence/drums only like at 05:11. This is one of my favorites from this recording. Obey is very heavy metal. The chord progressions are raw and heavy. The structure is very "skylabian" repetitive. Out is far more progressive, with more chord changes. It still holds up the dark vibe of the album. The bass in this song is very notable, like in Cure. However, those third and fourth songs are among my least favorites from this recording. Lost sounds more post-punk (probably open guitar chords with distortion give me this vibe?). It sounds more 2000s than 1990s. The accelerated drum beats afterward keep the energy going. Now, the 6th and 7th songs are my favorites. I had to stop what I was doing to check their names, for this time I'm listening to the full album after so many years. This song has a more Alice in Chains Sort of vibe, a mix of metal with grunge. It does not go away from the doomish vibe. The 19:08 chorus is notably engaging. Attention required my full attention, no pun intended. It is a perfect continuation to friendly notice. "I crashed my car here, you didn't even here". Restless Auditory Waves is one of the loudest songs of the album. The vocals really show anger and unconformity. Fairness is another song with a skylbian simple-punk structure. It reminds us that everyone is going to be dead one day. Not that this is not my first thought every day. Me gustan mucho los backing vocals together around 27:50, for instance. Life reminds me a riff from The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here, from Alice in Chain, very gloomy and grungy. Ready to Go gets more metallish vibes again and, at this point, the sounds start to get all mixed up in my head. Unnoticed have something different. Is it a synth? It's my favorite song since Attention. At this point, I'm anxious to see how this gonna end (I'm talking about the album, not life). And yes, he's talking about their wanting our money and not our liberty. "You gotta make them richer, it's just business". Funnily and tragically enough, that's what kept happening to our lives since 2016 and it is what is going to continue to happen, right? Like Everyone Else is the perfect conclusion to this work: it isn't a happy end. Like life.

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