Ken Carson’s latest album More Chaos dives deep into a world of dark energy, and the opener, “Lord of Chaos,” sets the tone perfectly. As an Opium signee, Carson taps into his aggressive, almost sinister persona, crafting one of his most intense tracks to date. The production is menacing, with heavy bass and eerie synths that complement his chaotic delivery.
However, the reception to More Chaos has been mixed, with some fans praising it as his best work yet, while others feel it’s a step down from his previous project, A Great Chaos. The early streaming numbers from Spotify reflect this divide. While A Great Chaos racked up 14 million streams on its debut, More Chaos saw a slightly lower 10.9 million—indicating a polarized response from listeners.
Despite the mixed feedback, Carson’s approach to blending high-energy chaos with introspective themes makes for a compelling listen, and “Lord of Chaos” is a strong starting point for the album.
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