On "Myspace Addiction" Album, 6arelyhuman pushes the boundaries of hip hop with his genre-defying brand of lo-fi experimental production and abstract lyricism.

Across 7 avant-garde tracks, 6arelyhuman pieces together scratchy fragments of sampled vocals, discordant synths and crushed drums into a messy collage of sound.

Most tracks clock in under two minutes, giving the album a skittering, ADD-like energy. While abrasive at points, the brevity keeps things engaging through constant shifts in texture and tone.

Lyrically, 6arelyhuman deals in abstract, surreal imagery rather than conventional rapping. His digitized vocals float in and out of the mixes like ghosts, uttering fractured phrases that hint at deeper meanings beneath surface-level nonsense.

Though distinctly uncommercial, "Myspace Addiction" finds artistic merit in pushing boundaries and subverting expectations. It rewards repeat listens with new layers to unpack in 6arelyhuman's lo-fi sonic experimentation and enigmatic wordplay. Diehard fans of left-field hip hop will find much to appreciate.