Another solid release from Freddie. This record seemed to be just for fun, with him returning to older form and giving us just raps, very few choruses. The beats are crisp and his pen game is still as strong as ever, even if none of the tracks absolutely blow you away like on his collaborative releases with Alchemist and Madlib.
Freddie Gibbs is one of the best rappers currently active. Just a solid album. Thoughtful bars. Wrestling with themes of survivors guilt and fighting the devil within himself.