Ian O'BrienDocker - Sometimes I Wish I Had A Terrible Childhood So That At Least Id Have An Excuse

Review by Avivah Yamani

Ian O'Brien Docker's album "Sometimes I Wish I Had A Terrible Childhood So That At Least Id Have An Excuse" is a raw and emotional journey through the artist's personal experiences. The album is a mix of spoken word poetry and music, with each track delving deeper into Docker's psyche.

The opening track "Intro" sets the tone for the album, with Docker's spoken word poetry accompanied by haunting piano chords. The track is a powerful introduction to Docker's internal struggles and sets the stage for the rest of the album.

The album is full of personal anecdotes and reflections on Docker's life. "Growing Up" is a standout track, with Docker reflecting on his childhood and the experiences that shaped him. The track is both nostalgic and painful, with Docker's raw emotions shining through.

The music on the album is equally powerful. "Numb" is a standout track, with a hypnotic beat and haunting vocals. The track is a reflection on Docker's struggles with mental health and the feeling of being numb to the world.

Summary by Avivah Yamani

"Sometimes I Wish I Had A Terrible Childhood So That At Least Id Have An Excuse" is a deeply personal and emotional album. Docker's honesty and vulnerability make for a captivating listening experience, and the music perfectly complements his spoken word poetry. The album is a must-listen for fans of spoken word poetry and anyone looking for an emotional journey through the human experience.