Theres a bit of album in this angst. Ok, now that we got the predictable joke out of the way, let's get serious. This album is angry. And with a good reason. The artist is spitting bars that are sharp as blades and piercing as bullets, mercilessly, a verbal volley of arrows that would take down a dragon. The dragon in question is represented by all the things and people that are actively working to make the world a worse place and making profit out of it. Fascism, transphobia, police brutality, deportations, genocides... no one is spared by the fury of Lord dealwithit. The delivery is convincing, I firmly believe that the artist meant every single word and that the anger and disgust that permeate each track are genuine. The backing music is also strong, most of the time is of course relegated in the background but it hits hard when it needs, you can definitely hear that the artist put effort into them. There are even some metal influences here and there (and judging by that Sepultura reference in the second verse of the first track, I would say that Lord dealwithit is not a newbie to the genre).
In conclusion, if you like some hardcore rap, you get angry every time you watch the news, and you hate fascists (as you should), this release is for you.