Reviews by tealedfleet

What a nice change of pace! I found my head swaying to the End of the World song without a care in the world.

Gotta go through the same shit over and over until you get to Layla. And at that point, you're pretty much done with the album and just want to get it over with.

Decent music while I was washing dishes, I suppose.

Decent but it's a bit too... All over the place. Trying to grasp a coherent theme of in this album is like trying to catch the single M&M that rolled under your desk.

Hello.

It's you.

A perfectly serviceable album that doesn't take much risks and is rather boring, if I'm honest.

Good old fashioned punk.

Hmm, I think I loved the Suburbs better, but overall a pretty decent album!

My left nut is more hardcore than this. A bit boring.

Pretty decent rock, but it kind of overstayed its welcome after a while.

Huh. This was a pleasant surprise. All of the tracks on here are emotionally evocative, and Chapman's vocals serve to add a nice flavor to the whole ensemble.

Hmm, decent! I think I wanted some heavier stuff at one point, but, all in all - a great last album of a tragic band.

Pretty dang cool. Some of the experimental stuff got a bit too whiney for me, though.

Emotional and verbose lyrics combined with good hard rock. I can't fully understand the technical parts of it, but I had a great time with this album.

Sad boy songs, but have to admit it wasn't all that good either. Also just a fucking shit human being in general.

I can't believe today was a good album day.

Unapologetically hostile to murderous cops, beats that have you jamming the moment they come on, and powerful lyrics that adress the wrongs of America. Yes please.

Pretty good when it comes to instrumental work, but, nothing that really stood out to me as 'this is a must listen'.

*Sad cowboy noises*

You know what? For country music, this ain't half bad.

Alright, props to trying to be funny and taking the piss a little bit. It's light-hearted fun, though I agree that sometimes the lyrics seem a bit... bordering on offensive.

-Incredible-. It's just straight up metal goodness that never goes out of style.

Then the friend I'm doing the challenge with pointed out the lyrics to Jailbait, and uhh... Shit.