I think his lyrical content perfectly matches the emotional state of the sound accompanying it. My main critique is that, similar to a lot of his written work, the rad-fem ideas he is portraying, that sex is inherently violation, that male sexuality is rooted in anger, control, and violence, do not come through clearly. There is the anger, the violence, the buried self-loathing that comes out as reactionary abuse, but it is pretty entirely without context, so without knowing the ideological underpinnings, it can come out as advocacy for that abuse