Another artist I'm sort of familiar with. I really enjoyed Program Music I, which surprised me, as I'm usually quick to write off music of that sort (i'm a disgusting philistine etc).
As I mentioned in the post above, I'm not entirely sure how to describe my experience with this album without sounding extremely vague (oh yeah that piano sounded nice) so I apologize in advance if this isn't very informative.

I enjoyed this album. It starts off with a nice little piano driven track called Do Re Me?. While this track is good, it's nothing outstanding. It does get a bit glitchier as it goes on, which is cool. This track doesn't matter though, because coming up after it is April.#02, which is a monstrous track clocking in at 27 1/2 minutes. Easily the greatest song on the album, April.#02 is an enjoyable listen throughout its entire runtime. Going into detail about every little moment on this track would be a little too daunting for me, so you can listen to the track here (part 1) and here (part 2) if you really have the time, but it really is something you have to just sit down and listen to so I won't blame you for not checking it out.

April.#02 is honestly too good. While the rest of the songs on the album hold their own (except for Airdrop, which drags to the point where its climax isn't even very enjoyable), April.#02's placement in the tracklist all but ensures you spend the rest of the album going "Man, I really wish I was listening to April.#02 right now".
As I said before though, the other tracks ARE good. Deepblue is the second best track here, and at 8 minutes long, I can actually recommend checking it out after reading this. You'd honestly get a better feel for the album listening to that, because aside from saying "it's glitchy post rock" there's not a whole lot I can say, and just saying that wouldn't do this album justice. You'll just have to trust me and check it out, honestly.
Overall: 7.5/10. Airdrop is disappointing, and the title track's placement does end up making the album feel disjointed, but the other tracks here make up for these few flaws. Especially the title track.

Dragoide - Black Lines
I listen to Dragoide's discography fairly often, but I've never really given this album a proper listen. I don't think it's going to be anything special, compared to their other music.

Thrupence - Lessons
This album comes out on the 7th, hopefully. I've listened to and enjoyed everything Thrupence has released so far, so this should be pretty great.

Reasoner - Prologue
This is an album I bought a long time ago. I remember it quite fondly, but I haven't listened to it in a long time.

Wowww, really enjoying this preview, super chill atmosphere and powerfull at the same time, definitely gonna save it to my intend to-listen log

Whew you're good at reviews nix, nice write up!

After going through some of your previews I have to say, I agree man, what a voice! Super calm and flowing perfectly with the music, I might listen to his full album sometime, maybe next time with An album a day month.

I listened a bit of part 1 and it sounds really interesting, deep and unique to me so I'll listen to this later when I've got some more free time on my hands

lol what, that intro haha, I love this glitchy and emotional sounding tune man!!
I'm keeping Kashiwa Daisuke in my mind for later

Patrick Ewing
Opens up with a pleasant 1 minute song . Fades in for a while, then at full volume adds a nice drum loop and some faint vocals. I wouldn't like this song as much if it was longer, but it works really well as a quick minute song.

Brobo Cop
Same loops all the way, the only thing is his voice, which even then he repeats some parts. but I don't feel these are negative things personally, I really like this song actually

Yeah!? What's It Tuba!?
this album has wonderful titles!
feels like the same formula, but I'm not sick of it yet

Untitled #6
I love the vocals, the loops are always awesome and paying attention to those quite is really fun. 1:50 adds normal vocals to it, and then loops it for a while. but the shouted vocals keep doing variations and each loop is fun to look forward to
song has a nice quiet ending with some pretty glitch. Really loved every part of this song

New Computers
I like the quicker addition of the more heavy sounds. Loud enough to feel like it's something important enough to listen to than just the main loop.
Ok so its just the main loop and some really good drums side by side and it's great.
absolutely love the drums which is something I don't say very often. Oh and the ending is fantastic

Bernie Mac Attack
this track's my friend's fav track, can't say it's mine but it's good song


Chex Urself B4 U Rex Urself
7th song in and it's starting to make me feel like he just loops the entire album with one loop i swear this one's been used once and had close similarities to the rest, idk man
every other part of the song sounds great, and it's not like i'm sick of the loop yet

Untitled #3
1 note loop it never goes away aaaaaa
I can't focus on the other parts too well because my mind won't forget that starting part.
kind of a negative point, i'll have to relisten to this song another time. It starts out really loud in the left speaker then quiets down and goes to the right, but it's just too overpowering for my mind atm
it sounds awesome and the vocals are amazing in though

The Apocalypse Made Me Brave
ALL TIME FAV~~~
this is the only song i'm familiar with and i'm well familiar with it
dude this song is the best.
love the vocals/lyrics(not in an angsty atheist way or anything). love the pretty strings @ start, then more wonderfully pretty strings
and then as he sings /our sins are purged./ it quickly transitions into a nice heavier end with more great vocals.

Untitled #5
After listening to The Apocalypse Made Me Brave my standards rose by 5000 and this song isn't doing it for me. it's a good song but I think I remember why I never listened to hard to most of these songs. If I relisten to the earlier tracks will I feel the same way? I'll figure that out another day.

End
just a gentle instrumental to end the album in a wonderful way.