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To Whom It May Consume

Rehab · 1999

73 min · 25 tracks

A raw blend of Southern rock, hip-hop rhythms, and confessional lyrics exploring personal struggles and societal issues.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Self Esteem — This track encapsulates the band's signature sound with its catchy hook and introspective lyrics addressing self-worth and identity struggles.
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    Hangover — Offering a raw depiction of regret and consequence, this song resonates with listeners through its relatable storytelling and energetic instrumentation.
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    God I Don't Know — The haunting melody paired with vulnerable lyrics highlights the band's ability to tackle deep emotional themes while maintaining an engaging sound.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • No One Understands

    The lyrics shift from a feeling of isolation to questioning societal norms in a stark realization that many share similar struggles.

    This pivot in perspective emphasizes collective alienation, inviting listeners to connect with the sentiment of shared emotional turmoil.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Prescription for Pain 1:01
  • 2 Self Esteem 4:52
  • 3 Advice From Within 0:43
  • 4 No One Understands 5:16
  • 5 God I Don't Know 6:11
  • 6 Romanticizing 0:11
  • 7 Hangover 5:02
  • 8 Actions of Love 1:11
  • 9 Love the Things You Do 4:02
  • 10 Delerium With All the Tremors 0:50
  • 11 And Where We Go 4:45
  • 12 Life Is Not a Blessing 4:36
  • 13 Inertia Explained 1:07
  • 14 Absolutely No Idea 4:31
  • 15 So What 0:16
  • 16 Life Is Bloody 4:41
  • 17 Edge of Implosion 0:38
  • 18 Less Than Fresh 4:24
  • 19 Lab Rat 1:29
  • 20 To Whom It May Consume 5:40
  • 21 Obsession Achieved 0:14
  • 22 Masturbating Death 5:10
  • 23 Suicidal Expectance 0:14
  • 24 What Have I Done? 4:52
  • 25 Tomorrows? 1:22

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