A fine metal album. Not a single bad song (except for the outro). I dont usually listen to this genre of metal, but I think I like it. (1/2)
A fine metal album. Not a single bad song (except for the outro). I dont usually listen to this genre of metal, but I think I like it. (1/2)
It’s been a while since I’ve heard a punk album like this. “Who Let the Dogs Out” tackles multiple themes such as feminism, eating disorders, gentrification, and police brutality. (1/2)
It’s been a while since I’ve heard a punk album like this. “Who Let the Dogs Out” tackles multiple themes such as feminism, eating disorders, gentrification, and police brutality. (1/2)
Country music isn’t really my thing (which sucks when you live in Kentucky and your favorite restaurant is Texas Roadhouse), so I wasn’t anticipating this album. My fears both were and weren’t justified. (1/3)
Country music isn’t really my thing (which sucks when you live in Kentucky and your favorite restaurant is Texas Roadhouse), so I wasn’t anticipating this album. My fears both were and weren’t justified. (1/3)
These songs sound like they were made for commercials. They sound like they were made in a lab. They’re so unnoteworthy, I already have nothing else to say and I’m three sentences into the review.
Score: 3/10
Best: Everydaydreamer
Worst: Hooked
These songs sound like they were made for commercials. They sound like they were made in a lab. They’re so unnoteworthy, I already have nothing else to say and I’m three sentences into the review.
Score: 3/10
Best: Everydaydreamer
Worst: Hooked