Review by Lynda Lippin

Most Sad's latest album, SubjectivityObjectivity, is a work of art that showcases the artist's mastery of sound and emotion. The album is a beautifully crafted collection of tracks that explore the complex relationship between subjective experiences and objective reality.

From the hauntingly beautiful opening track, "Intro," to the intense and powerful "Objectivity," Most Sad takes listeners on a journey through a range of emotions and experiences. The album features a variety of different musical styles, from the dreamy, atmospheric "Subjectivity," to the more upbeat and energetic "Reality."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Insecurity," which features haunting vocals and a driving beat that perfectly captures the feeling of anxiety and uncertainty. Another highlight is "Narcissism," which features a haunting piano melody and deeply introspective lyrics that explore the dangers of self-obsession.

Summary by Lynda Lippin

SubjectivityObjectivity is a stunning album that showcases Most Sad's incredible talent as a musician and songwriter. It's a must-listen for anyone who appreciates thoughtful, emotionally charged music that pushes the boundaries of genre and style.