Review
Glaive's 2023 release, "I Care So Much That I Don't Care at All," is a powerful sonic journey that captures the essence of youthful transformation. With a runtime just over 35 minutes, this 13-track album is a whirlwind of emotions, showcasing Glaive's fearless leap from the hyperpop scene into a realm where emo, pop, and rock collide with stunning results. The themes of coming of age and the internal conflict of leaving one's roots behind are explored with such raw honesty that it's hard not to get swept up in the narrative.
Listeners are taken on a ride through Glaive's introspective world, where the lyrics serve as a mirror reflecting personal growth and the complexities of change. While some fans and critics may miss the beats and textures of his earlier work, it's this very evolution that makes "I Care So Much That I Don't Care at All" so compelling. Glaive's songwriting has matured, allowing him to craft a collection of songs that resonate on a deeply emotional level, proving that his artistry is as dynamic as it is authentic. - Courtney
Artist Bio
Glaive, born Ash Blue Gutierrez in Florida and raised in North Carolina, started releasing music in 2020 by posting hyperpop and glitchcore tracks on SoundCloud from his bedroom. He quickly built a following for his emotionally direct songwriting and genre-blending style, weaving together elements of electronic, pop, alt-rock, and indie folk. Glaive signed to Interscope Records after his debut EP, *Cypress Grove*, and has since released several projects, including *All Dogs Go to Heaven* and his 2023 album *i care so much that i dont care at all*. He’s collaborated with the likes of Travis Barker and Whethan, received media coverage from The New York Times and GQ, and was an opening act for The Kid LAROI in 2024. Fans of artists like 100 gecs, ericdoa, and brakence will find a similar blend of digital experimentation and candid lyricism in glaive’s music.
