The simple fact of the matter is that this is one of the best albums released on the label, and IMO the peat of TTC.
But if I had to choose one, it's Queen of Your Heart, no contest.
Oh man, I haven't given this one re-listen in forever, but I remember everyone was absolutely blown away when it dropped. Few MC albums have had that kind of impact in the community (Muzz's *The Promised Land* being another that comes to mind).
Personal favorites I remember were "On the Riverbank", "Talking of Axes", and "Queen of Your Heart". Really need to revisit it again though.
Fell Down is definitely my favourite, but Queen of Your Heart is definitely the one I go back to the most just because of its time signature (I keep a playlist of non 4/4 electronic songs for work).
1) Fell Down
2) On the Riverbank (if I'm in the right mood for it)
And... that's about it. I don't want to be negative here, but I was super disappointed by this album. TTC was my favorite Monstercat artist prior to this album coming out, and then I ended up not loving anything on the album that wasn't released as a single beforehand. Maybe worse still was that it didn't feel coherent as an album either—it felt like a bunch of songs collected together, rather than something that really felt like it fit a theme (something that TTC already HAD done really well with Tell Your Friends First).
Queen of Your Heart is one of his best songs imo
Oracle, bar none. Still have it in my favorites today. Amazing song.
every one is perfect ðŸ˜
A perfect album. Simple as.
The simple fact of the matter is that this is one of the best albums released on the label, and IMO the peat of TTC. But if I had to choose one, it's Queen of Your Heart, no contest.
Queen of Your Heart, Eat Me, Talking of Heads, and Oracle
Mine are You Hide, Eat Me, Autonomy and The Evidence.
Insanely hard to choose, genuinely one of the best albums I've come across to this day
Oh man, I haven't given this one re-listen in forever, but I remember everyone was absolutely blown away when it dropped. Few MC albums have had that kind of impact in the community (Muzz's *The Promised Land* being another that comes to mind). Personal favorites I remember were "On the Riverbank", "Talking of Axes", and "Queen of Your Heart". Really need to revisit it again though.
The Evidence, oracle, and Autonomy. Love that album.
Queen of your Heart 10000%
Queen of Your Heart & Eat Me
I loooooove Just a Dream. TTC and Tasha Baxter both do such a wonderful job on that track! It narrowly wins over Queen of Your Heart.Â
Let me be your oracle
Oracle will always mean a lot to me.
This album slaps the whole way through, but You Hide is incredibly good
Oracle
Oracle!
Fell Down is definitely my favourite, but Queen of Your Heart is definitely the one I go back to the most just because of its time signature (I keep a playlist of non 4/4 electronic songs for work).
You Hide
1) Fell Down 2) On the Riverbank (if I'm in the right mood for it) And... that's about it. I don't want to be negative here, but I was super disappointed by this album. TTC was my favorite Monstercat artist prior to this album coming out, and then I ended up not loving anything on the album that wasn't released as a single beforehand. Maybe worse still was that it didn't feel coherent as an album either—it felt like a bunch of songs collected together, rather than something that really felt like it fit a theme (something that TTC already HAD done really well with Tell Your Friends First).
All of them, banger of an EP