ATD - Kill Yourselfie

Review by Deepaq Sharrma

ATD's latest album, "Kill Yourselfie," is a bold and unapologetic exploration of the dark side of social media and the selfie culture. The album opens with the eponymous track, a haunting and atmospheric piece that sets the tone for the rest of the record. From there, the band delves into a range of genres, from electro-pop to industrial to metal, all with a common thread of raw emotion and searing social commentary.

Standout tracks include "Selfie Stick," a blistering critique of our obsession with self-documentation, and "Filter," a hypnotic and brooding meditation on the ways in which we manipulate our online personas. Throughout the album, ATD's lyrics are sharp and incisive, calling out the hypocrisy and shallowness of our social media-driven world.

Musically, "Kill Yourselfie" is a tour de force, with complex arrangements and production that showcase the band's versatility and creativity. The album's guest features, including appearances by T-Pain and Lil Jon, add an extra layer of excitement and energy.

Summary by Deepaq Sharrma

"Kill Yourselfie" is a powerful and provocative album that demands attention. ATD pulls no punches in their critique of our social media addiction, but the music itself is so compelling that it's impossible not to get swept up in the experience. This is an album that will stay with you long after the last track has played.