Quelle Chris weaponises absurdism against America's gun fetish, his sixth album refusing the comfort of slogans or solutions. Over lo-fi loops that crumble like rust, he circles his subject with dark comedy and genuine dread, letting contradictions breathe where other rappers preach. Jean Grae and Mach-Hommy populate this unsettling landscape where every metaphor doubles back on itself.

The Detroit producer understands that America's relationship with firearms is too knotted for protest music, so he makes surrealist blues instead, uncomfortable and unavoidable.