Still Dwelling

Hailing from the depths of the underground comedy scene, Neil Hamburger has always been a divisive figure. His latest album, "Still Dwelling" is no exception, showcasing his trademark mix of cringe-worthy jokes and off-color humour. The album kicks off with "Ex-Wives," a track that sees Hamburger at his most self-deprecating, recounting tales of failed relationships with a mix of sadness and resignation. It's a theme that runs throughout the album, with Hamburger mining his own personal tragedies for laughs. Tracks like "Soggy Biscuit" and "Clown Penis" see Hamburger at his most outrageous, pushing the boundaries of good taste with reckless abandon. It's a risky move, but one that ultimately pays off, eliciting both groans and laughs in equal measure. Despite its moments of brilliance, "Still Dwelling" does have its flaws. Some of the jokes fall flat, and Hamburger's deadpan delivery can feel forced at times. But for fans of his unique brand of comedy, these minor grievances are easily overlooked. Overall, "Still Dwelling" is a solid addition to Neil Hamburger's discography. It may not be for everyone, but for those willing to embrace its off-kilter humour, it's a raucous and irreverent ride that's sure to leave you in stitches.