This album literally saved me from severe depression. Visceral by Getter is a 12-song album that runs 54 minutes, and it completely changed who I am; even when I listened to it again, I still found myself in tears. The album blends future bass, electronic, and electropop genres, and it also reminds me of the lo-fi vibes. It’s one of his most criticized works, because fans were expecting only dubstep from him, not such an emotional, personal album, and I actually felt bad for him. I went through such problems when I simply hated people, always stayed alone in my room, and thought only about committing suicide. It was like a mysterious internal struggle within myself, caused by the death of my beloved grandfather and, most of all, an unacceptable infatuation; I was always apathetic and just struggling with excessive overthinking; I was way too fucked up. And it was precisely the sound design of this album that helped me through the hardest times. That whole cosmic atmosphere just reflected my loneliness. I always listened to this album; the tracks that moved me the most were “Made for You (Alone Again),” “Release,” “On My Way Out,” and “Purgatory.” I love this album with all my heart, because it was the only thing that helped me overcome self-hatred and depression and keep on living...