Fair enough have a good weekend ✌️
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Album Rating: 4.0
"You can’t just link idiotic transphobic sput comments to the statistical likelihood of violent victimization of trans people."
you literally can
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Album Rating: 4.0
do you know how high the suicide rate amongst trans people is
every shitty comment is directly responsible for how trans people are treated and perceived ESPECIALLY in a niche community and that directly affects how much shittier the mental health of our trans users going to be since they already get crap for just existing anywhere
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ive always found the trans suicide rate to be unwieldy. ive heard astronomical numbers as high as 50%. excuse my ignorance on any of this, but ive wondered if this is due to external or internal factors. like is having a predisposition to being trans alone related to higher amounts of mental health issues or is it entirely a factor of the response and rejection from society at large? i cant imagine that those with agoraphobia or other forms of issues that cause social isolation have the same suicide rate so it must be a causal relationship where discrimination leads to the loss of self worth combined with the already fragile state that a trans person would be in due to gender dissociation. and this snowballs into the major mental health issues.
while i am disgusted with people's lack of openness and understanding towards all discriminated parties, i also dont like this concept of blaming everying on those with negative predispositions towards certain groups. we live in a shitty world with shitty people and the only thing you have control over is yourself. i know it is drastically easier said than done, and it is almost akin to telling a depressed person to just be happy, but people need to find a foundation of stability and some sort of immunity from what others think of them. i just dont like the concept of putting all of the blame on these mental health issues on discrimination or mandating what people should or shouldnt say or express. but i appreciate any efforts to safeguard such vulnerable people
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Album Rating: 3.5
some of the fat here really takes away from what could be an easy 4.5
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fatphobic
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the fat is everything besides opener and xoxo? i could listen to that ending of xoxo all day
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Album Rating: 3.5
@heck: i mean filler, genius.
the tracks I love here:
we're still here
sweet like candy
waste not want not
trust the process (ESPECIALLY !!!)
apoptosis and proliferation
so, anyway...
a different kind of bed death
neila forever
last king meets last priest
unicorn tapestry woven in fire
bringing light and replenishments
its v backloaded. xoxoxoxo really doesn't do much for me and you are not alone absolutely annoys the crap out of me.
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i was like "damn whats the fat then?" but then realized there are prob like 30 songs on this album lol
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yeah listening to trust the process it's pretty baller. i think the albums problem for me is that it melds into one so i wouldnt even be able to distinguish this song on a first pass and dont have the mental energy for a second pass
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Album Rating: 3.5
yeah the samey-ness ig. i was really really into it at first but it didnt end up being as much my thing as i wanted it to be. there's a lot here and i feel like despite my preferences not being particularly tailored to this style it's still an important album for us as LGBTQ+ people. it's kinda like how i didn't really like SYSC much till they tightened up the instrumentation and changed direction.
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yeah definitely a nice sentiment
whats sysc?
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Album Rating: 3.5
seeyouspacecowboy. didnt really like the early sass stuff but I like the two full albums, esp the romance of affliction
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and you dont dig that feedback driven outro of xoxo? reminds me of converge last light outro. i live for that shit
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i think sysc are emmure fans
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Album Rating: 3.5
the outro's cool but some of the vocals before then i think are eh.
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haha dont listen to meltbanana
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Album Rating: 3.5
ya i think my main gripe w some of this is im not as into some of the vocal features. meanwhile others like frank iero in trust the process RULE.
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sysc early stuff rules hard
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Album Rating: 3.5
i wanted to like the early stuff but it really sounded so. idk. it sounded out-of-time/off-beat a lot and sloppy. they really tightened up around the first full length or so. meanwhile firing squad felt like they produced a demo take of everything and called it good.
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