Album Rating: 3.0

High Again is undisputedly a jam and a half. Best track on the album.

It's not bad, it just lacks p e r s o n a l i t y

"just do it cold!! i found morningside somewhere in a shady german record shop a few years back, best find ever lol"

that shit is so expensive to ship in America, not to mention, harder to find in American record shops. one large oof

"It's not bad, it just lacks p e r s o n a l i t y"

It does if you count 7 sleeping pil

I laughed at my own joke and accidentally hit the enter key. I would change it but the mistake is funnier than the joke lmao

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Album Rating: 4.0

High Again is a jam indeed.

Album Rating: 3.5

that final high again chorus do be hitting different

how would you compare these songs to Stoned, Again and Outside of Love?

Album Rating: 3.5

nothing here is as good as those two but 'high again' aims for a similar high (lol) as stoned, alone and is v v good (just less dreamy)

Less dreamy ? Diff singer? This straying into christian rock territory after sampling a couple tracks...

Album Rating: 3.5

lmaoo, n yeah their guitarist has taken over lead vocal duties. it's mostly solid though, but kamtin is sorely missed

"This straying into christian rock territory after sampling a couple tracks..."

FUCK

Sits between a 3 and a 3.5 for me. The first couple songs have so much promise but then it kinda fizzles out in the middle.

This sounds rly generic to me but I don't think it's outright bad or anything. Sounds sort of like the alt rock stuff I used to like back in hs, with a bit of a shoegazy aesthetic. I would enjoy this much more with a different vocalist or no vocalist.

^Yeah, might have to lower the score on this one. We'll see if I care to listen to it again haha.

Album Rating: 4.0

As a whole this album turned out a lot better than the singles led on, but it's still the weakest in TW's catalog. "Probably 3.2 but here's a 3.5" is pretty spot on for me.

Album Rating: 3.0

Title track on this bumps hard. I've noticed a major trend of bands re-incorporating sounds from the 90s into their music, it's becoming trendy. The swirling guitar tones from groups like My Bloody Valentine or the Stone Roses (if you know what I'm talking about then you'll understand what I mean). A bit of a shoegaze-y vibe to it. Then you have bands like this one which apparently I'm told is just a single dude and his session musicians now who are bringing back those rich grunge tones that I have missed. Another band that has been doing this for a little while now is the similarly structured Dinosaur Pile-Up from the UK, also the project of one dude (though in that instance I can say that the guy is ridiculously talented, multi-instrumentalist etc.)



Anyway, I was so stoked to see this ranked in the top albums when I came to the page today. I have good feelings about the state of rock/guitar music again. In fact I think a lot of people have been missing out on how good it's been for a decent stretch...I'll be quiet now.

Album Rating: 4.0

Nostalgia is a 30-year cycle. Last decade was all about the '80s, this decade will probably be all about the '90s. Get your flannels now before the market explodes.

Album Rating: 4.5

I quite like this, I see the shoegaze tag tho and I don't get that from this album besides silverspoon I guess, do they have "shoegazier" stuff I should check?