The overall rating of this in some places suggests this is better than his debut but I can't agree with that. I think the raw production really suited his story telling horrocore type of lyrics that were on his debut. This is a tad more polished and most of it still works quite well but I don't think this has the standouts and rawness that makes Prone to Bad Dreams such a joy. Best Tracks: One Way Out, Until It Hit Home, My Mind Went Blank