Sex Pistols era punk was revolutionary because it rejected the idea that music and musicians needed to be well produced or technically skillful, it just needed to have passion behind it.
It was in essence a re-democratisation of music in an era of corporate music control comparable to now.
But the Sex Pistols and their contemporaries always sounded like shit and so does Negative XP.
The scott pilgrim song was an unexpectedly good piece of social commentary, but only holds up when carved down into about 35 seconds.
MK Ultra victim is arguably their only passable song and the only one where he isn't fighting the his overpowering vocal fry.
Everything else you can group into:
- What I'd very charitably call experimental music EG literally anything on Gamer III
- Teen Pop Punk aimed at emotional stunted grown men (Translation: incel music) Goodbye
- And kekistan tier Independent Thinker™ music like OP posted for terminally online rightoid dopamine fiends.
It sounds shit and it has no value except as a study of the sad minds of his millennial audience.
It is not subversive and neither are you.
I do like how the album covers are styled like PS1 game covers though, that's pretty cool.