Review by Elliot Campbell

Francis Fader's latest album, Creep Soda, is a dark and moody exploration of the human psyche. The album is a mix of haunting melodies and brooding lyrics that delve into themes of isolation, anxiety and self-doubt.

The opening track, "Creep Soda," sets the tone for the album with its eerie soundscapes and haunting vocals. The song is a slow burner that gradually builds to an intense climax, leaving the listener with a sense of unease.

Other standout tracks include "Broken Glass," a haunting ballad that showcases Francis Fader's emotive vocals, and "Walls," a moody track that features experimental electronic beats and glitchy sound effects.

Summary by Elliot Campbell

Creep Soda is a bold and daring album that pushes the boundaries of what is expected from a modern Indie artist. Francis Fader's unique sound and vision make this a must-listen for fans of experimental music and those who appreciate artists who are unafraid to take risks.