Album Rating: 2.0
Listened to this twice and had no desire to hear anything on it again, with the exception of New Americana. Might have to drop it to a 2, but that would mean listening to it again to evaluate and...idgaf
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Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off
I dunno, this just sounded hollow to my ears. Her voice doesn't have a whole lot of personality going for it and about a good chunk of the record lacks staying power - and that's me putting it lightly, by the by. The album's not totally unlistenable, but man is there ever room for improvement.
Nice work on the rev, Green.
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Album Rating: 2.0
I agreee, I feel like this isn't overtly bad...just not good
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Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off
[edit]: bot has been killed
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Album Rating: 3.0
Good call on the "We are the new Americana...Biggie & Nirvana...raised on legal marijuana" discrepancy. Definitely separate times, and I doubt most of today's high schoolers can name a Nirvana song outside of "Teen Spirit," if that, and all the stuff they listen to these days is a rejection of Nirvana even if they are indebted to it.
Yeah, the biggest drag on this is all the contradictions. Railing against the 1%, but does she not realize with this little CD, she's well on her way becoming one.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Pos'd by the way, though I'd give the album a little more worth as it's an album that captures the mindset of a millennial in 2015 perfectly.
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this album is such fucking bullshit. complete garbage
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Album Rating: 2.5
''I doubt most of today's high schoolers can name a Nirvana song outside of "Teen Spirit," ''
Reconsider your doubts. Most people can name several of theirs and it's no different for high-schoolers, in fact many would likely name a load of B-sides I've never heard of.
But yeah the lyric is awful and cringy, worst track on here.
''complete garbage''
It ain't complete garbage, Ghost and Colors save it from that.
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Album Rating: 3.5
for what it is, it's pretty g0000d. I mean it's clear she has no substance and her whole image is pandering to the youth today, edgy, yeah man. It's harmless and well-done to a degree, not something to over analyse, something to bump, something to sing along to. halsey man, aint gonna be winning grammys, but my 4 rating ok. It's a high 3 in reality...perhapS
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Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off
It's a low 1 tbh
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it's like a negative 2 tbh
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Album Rating: 2.0
How is something with zero substance good? Even mindless "bumping" songs have substance in the sense that they're capable of letting you jam out.
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bland
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Album Rating: 1.0
I only listen to this because she and the drummer from twenty one pilots are cute together
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Album Rating: 2.5
she wrote Colors about Matt Heafy from The 1975 iirc
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Album Rating: 3.5
Another in the long line of female singers trying their hands at indie/electro-pop, Ashley Frangipane - under the moniker of Halsey - shows potential on her debut LP 'Badlands'. Influenced by the likes of Lorde & Lana Del Rey, the 20 year old singer-songwriter owns a mature set of pipes which initially attracts & impresses. Utilizing numerous producers, the synths & beats occassionally stand out, but aren't exactly groundbreaking. The lyrics & hooks are also inconsistent, while there's something a little too unengaging about this front-loaded record. There's enough here to suggest room for improvement though. Recommended Tracks: Drive, New Americana, Roman Holiday & Castle.
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Album Rating: 1.5
she grew up on biggie and nirvana, wowowwwe so fuckin diverse!
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Album Rating: 1.5
garbage
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Album Rating: 1.5
lorde is way way way better
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