A rapturous and chaotically layered mess, Almighty So finds beauty in the absolute madness and is way more forward-thinking than anyone could've known when it dropped. Hearing Chief Keef charismatically carry himself over the constant onslaught of loud and textured synths, recap the terrible experiences he had in his life and trying to block them out of his sight completely is extremely emotional and captivating. It's like using a constant feeling of being overwhelmed as a coping mechanism, and the…
