With its spoken-word format, does Seen and Not Seen enhance or detract from the album's rhythmic momentum?

I think it just adds to its trippy wacked out nature, definitely doesn't ruin momentum, but i wouldn't say it would be bad if it was removed

I feel like that’s the intent. The whole album is meant to feel a little uncomfortable and inorganic. I think the emotionless vocal delivery is a way of bringing that to life.

I think it adds to the album and helps the album calm down while still sounding unique and wacky as it comes to a close after a lot of chaotic and hectic songs

@Mollywolf5 i agree. It kind of feels like a bridge between segments of the album.