Opposite Of Time

Ah, Brian Cullman, the man, the myth, the legend - or so he'd like to think. On his latest album, "The Opposite Of Time," Cullman attempts to defy the laws of physics and space with his music. Unfortunately, he falls a bit short. The album starts off with a promising track, "Clockwork," where Cullman's gravelly voice sets the tone for what's to come. However, as the album progresses, it becomes clear that Cullman is trying a bit too hard to be quirky and avant-garde. The songs lack cohesion and seem to veer off in random directions, leaving the listener feeling disoriented and confused. One standout track is "Time's Up," a catchy tune that showcases Cullman's songwriting skills. With its infectious melody and clever lyrics, it's a refreshing break from the chaos of the rest of the album. Overall, "The Opposite Of Time" is a mixed bag. While Cullman certainly has talent, it feels like he's trying too hard to be different and edgy. If you're in the mood for some experimental music that doesn't always hit the mark, give this album a spin. But if you're looking for something a bit more polished and coherent, you might want to look elsewhere.