Lesser - I Hate Me

Review by rechita daniel

Lesser's latest album, I Hate Me, is a raw and emotional journey through the human experience of self-loathing. The album is a mix of genres, including punk, grunge, and alternative rock, and showcases the band's versatility and passion for music.

The album's opening track, "Intro," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its haunting melody and lyrics that express the pain and self-doubt that many people feel. The following track, "I Hate Me," is a standout song that features powerful vocals and a driving guitar riff that will have listeners headbanging along.

The album's lyrics are brutally honest and provide a cathartic outlet for anyone struggling with self-hatred. Songs like "Worthless" and "Broken" are particularly poignant, with lyrics that capture the feelings of hopelessness and despair that often accompany self-loathing.

Despite the heavy subject matter, the album is not without moments of lightness and even humor. The track "F*** You, I'm Fine" is a defiant anthem that encourages listeners to embrace their flaws and refuse to be defeated by their negative thoughts.

Summary by rechita daniel

I Hate Me is a powerful and cathartic album that will resonate with anyone who has ever struggled with self-hatred. Lesser has created a masterpiece of raw emotion and musical prowess that is sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.