Pros:

Unsurprisingly intimate, complex and poignant lyrical content, creating a strong emotional core for the album

Sound choices, especially in the use of varied retro synths, are inspired and bring much-needed up-tempo energy to an otherwise depressing listen

Production is simultaneously crystal clear and adorably strange, using some of the most unique yet effective vocal layering out there

Cons:

Simply too short, with many tracks feeling like they end before releasing their full musical or thematic potential

The more solemn and ground tracks can suffer from plodding tempos and uninspired usage of the sound palate

Best: There's Nothing Left for You

Worst: Everyone

8/10 Like if the Weeknd was a sad girl