Man on the Moon III is an album heavily wrapped up in the mythos of Kid Cudi. For some fans, just the idea that the trilogy has been completed comes with a heavy emotional pull. The first Man on the Moon album was conceived as an autobiographical concept album that had Cudi wrestling with his inner demons. Depression, substance abuse and spirituality were placed at the centre. Along with his other solo work, it influenced a whole wave of performers in hip-hop and beyond to look inward. The expensive psychedelic emo trap that dominates airwaves and got Travis Scott his Ronald McDonald collab ...