$waggot - Traumavision

Review by Jeff Lane

Traumavision by $waggot is an experimental and genre-bending album that takes listeners on a journey through a dystopian soundscape. The album features a mix of electronic and hip-hop beats, distorted vocals, and haunting lyrics that explore themes of trauma, anxiety, and societal decay.

The opening track, "Intro (Traumavision)," sets the tone for the album with its eerie synths and glitchy sound effects. From there, $waggot takes listeners on a wild ride through tracks like "Blood Moon," which features a bass-heavy beat and distorted vocal samples, and "Nightmare," which is driven by a haunting piano melody and eerie vocal harmonies.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Fall," which features a hypnotic beat and introspective lyrics about the struggle to overcome personal demons. Another standout track is "Sirens," which features a slower, more atmospheric sound and explores themes of police brutality and social injustice.

Summary by Jeff Lane

Traumavision is a bold and ambitious album that showcases $waggot's unique blend of electronic and hip-hop music. While some listeners may find the album's experimental nature to be challenging, those who are open to exploring new sounds and ideas will find much to appreciate here.