got zero issues with the sequencing. and honestly, Max has been sequencing his albums almost exactly the same since UBH: mid-tempo opener, then some fast cuts, then slow jams, finish off with an acoustic joint, usually end with an instrumental. i mean it's a sequence that makes sense in terms of the journey of listening to an LP and how you'd typically expect the tempo to shift. so getting a slightly different sequence this time around actually made it a bit refreshing (specifically from a Max-centric POV).

the album is beautiful, tho.
i really REALLY love how ppl are pullin out the "Embrya" comparisons. that's my fav LP of all-time right there. and i'm hearin it, too. he's lettin the band groove, lettin the tunes breathe. i'm just a little bit mad he doesn't have any 6min cuts like he used to. i miss those.
or doesn't put in any work on the singles with the versions and remixes he used to put out.

V.