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 Welcome back to Thrak Attack! What’s your adventure? May brought a ton of new music, a few games, and a few TV shows! Unfortunately I haven’t gotten to Cruella yet considering it just came out and I am spending time with family but it will be added to the end of the year list, if it’s any good! So anyways, lets get into the Top 10 list of May 2021! 10. Subnautica: Below Zero is a sequel game in a franchise that I’ve overlooked and shouldn’t have. Even though I only played the first 10 minutes of this game I think it’ll be great game and deserve to be on the list.  9. January Flower by Matt Kearney a solid album from an underrated artist but nothing really here to get super excited about. I’ve listened to a bit of his music before and thought he was more of an acoustic artist but this one felt more processed and poppy. I feel like he fell into the trap that many artists have fallen into the past year of trying to sound “popular” rather than making your own music. Some notable tracks

 Welcome back to Thrak Attack! What's your adventure? This month brought tons of great adventures in all forms! There was tons of great music to listen to with some fantastic concepts for albums, some solid and unexpectedly great video games, and some great shows and previews of shows to come (I'm looking at you Ted Lasso and Mythic Quest!). So here we go again, the top 10 releases of April 2021! 10. "The Million Masks of God" by Manchester Orchestra is the Georgia band's sixth studio and it shows. I remember seeing them in 2012 and they were a heavy band to see live! This album shows their age and sounds tired to me. There was never an emotional payout or release to the tension the album builds up. The only song that really got my attention was "Angel of Death". 9. "The Pull of Niagara Falls" by Citizen Cope is a long droning album from the long running long droning artist. Don't get me wrong, I love Citizen Cope but his music does drag