Turkish alt rock. Writing down these Turkish song names is going to be a little irritating, but I'll manage.

This is an excellent album. All the songs flow really well, which is vital in this genre; 'Yıldızlara Bak' is a good example of this. There are some nice musical ideas, which does a lot for the variety of the album; 'İstasyon' with it's march-esque instrumentation and 'Benimle' with it's kinda goofy main riff stick out especially, I feel (I will note that the former did not deserve an intro as annoying as it go), though I definitely would not call any of the songs here boring or done already. Overall, the album is pretty smooth, very good for casual listening.

The basslines in this album are nearly all fantastic. Not only good for listening, but sound genuinely fun to play as well (I might try and play some of these later). It's so easy to make this part of the music simple, but Yaşlı Amca even adds nice little flourishes on top of their standard bass riff that most people would never hear, especially without headphones, all while keeping the chord-whoring to a minimum. It's really appreciated. I also like what they did for the final track, 'Nilüfer', the combination of the bass and the bass drum almost makes it sound like a synth, which is not an effect I've really heard before.

I like the intro to 'Kaybediyorum Yeniden'. It's hard to put a finger on why, it's very… folky? Yeah. folky.

In conclusion,

Rock Band

Ve sen gibi bakan..."