Matt Colwell has never shied away from telling it like it is—and he holds nothing back on the topical, unfiltered Vintage Modern. Set to diverse instrumentals, from acoustic guitars (“Yesterday”) and dramatic strings (“Admission”) to trap-influenced beats (“God Mode”), 360 unravels—with incredible irreverence—overcoming addiction and understanding mental health, while tackling social issues like misogyny and Islamophobia. Still, it’s not all doom and gloom—“Dem Gainz” pokes fun at gym-bro culture, while the bravado-laden posse cut “Coup De Gráce” is an instant classic, assisted by scene-stealing guest verses from Seth Sentry and PEZ.