Reviews by mcthrasher

Terrible voice. Melodies sound like they’re being made up on the spot. Instrumentation is trash and lacks tonality.

Great production. Way too many lyrics about pussy.

Some interesting sounds. The distorted bass gives this a unique feel, and the lyrics are poignant. Kind of a mess production- and composition-wise though.

Great voice and production, but, like all the 00s pop on this list, it’s about 2 or 3 songs too long. So much filler.

A whole lot of out-of-key hootin’ and hollering’ all over this. At least the instrumentals aren’t terrible.

Guitars constantly playing out of key, lyrics grunted with little respect for melody, generally terrible production, but overall I didn’t hate it. There is some strange magnetism to the rawness, but not as much as some people make it out to be.

Covers of rock songs in a raga format is such a good idea. And the other songs aren’t too bad either.

Some fun moments, but the proggy nature of these super long songs means we’re lacking any real hooks or otherwise memorable melodies.

More of that terrible droning crap that I hate.

Bad beats with terrible lyrics. Not much to say.

This almost earned a 4 from me, but the songs all sound just a bit too similar. By the last song I was glad it was over, which is a sign that an album can’t be higher than a 3.

Is this what The Smiths and all those other terrible 80s bands were trying to sound like? This has actual good melodies with hooks, real instruments, varied sounds and structures. Good stuff.

Now this is what a double album should be! They cover such a variety of styles but still keep their own unique sound. Crazy how much they can do as a trio.

Some interesting sounds, but a lot of repetition.

Songs are way too long and way too repetitive. How can anyone listen to the same one-measure loop for 8 minutes?

A nice variety of sounds, ranging from bluesy Southern rock, high-energy punk, and some more classic “alternative” sounds. Her voice even shifts to fit the style of each track.

If you have all the power of electronic music production, why do you just create basic tracks with guitar, drums, and bass? Might as well just learn the instruments and play them on the record if you aren’t going to be creative.

Her voice is fine for one or two songs, but a double album of this is just way too much. Absolutely no reason an album like this should be this long.

All the songs hit the same tones, and you can really feel the unpolished nature of the songs, in a bad way.

Started off okay, but each song is too long, and the album on the whole is too long. The choir does help break up his grating voice, but it’s still grating when every song is 5 minutes long.