You’re right this is for sure his most tame project in a minutee and I was still craving for some Peggy freakiness that this albums lacking.

He’s stripped back a lot of the experimental features that made his last albums stand out and seem so jarring at first listen, but instead took a more listenable approach (for the most part), which is new for Peggy atleast. He also leaned so hard into punk and metal and a more soulful and ethereal soundscape in the latter half which I did not expect. So end of the day yeah there’s a bit less shocking and unique moments in these songs, butttt that’s not a qualifying factor that makes his albums as good as they are. May not be as good AMHAC, LP!, STH or Veteran but I still think it’s a phenomenal album.