Redundant

Something I really appreciate is an emotive vocal presence, and Ben Beal's delivery is the kind that easily makes you understand what he's going through even if you can't relate.

The lyricism we're welcomed to on "Redundant" teeters between sincere and somewhat braggadocio at times, although overall he's brutally honest and gives us a glimpse of his relationship with this person that hates him intensely. I also liked the fact that the beat is minimalist when it comes to its stature, thus allowing the listener to hang on to his every word with very few elements shrouding the lyricism.