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I've been a fan of The Weeknd since his Trilogy mixtapes were released and consistently listened to his discography since. While most of his songs are incredible, there's always a few skips on certain albums after a few listens. I have now listened to this album in full 6 times since it was released 3 days ago. I feel this might be his best album of his discography simply because of the depth in production, storytelling, transitions, melodies and replay value. Not one song was skippable on here and the songs flow together so beautifully. Most notable tracks overall to me were Baptized in Fear, Reflections Laughing and The Abyss but the whole album is a journey in itself. On top of that, the last track loops back to his very first track ever, "High For This" which really ties his whole discography together and shows just how timeless he is as an artist. He genuinely is the best artist of this generation. He ended with a BANG like no other.