Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off
nothing these guys say is wrong, but it’s all so fucking banal, not to mention sounding like it’s coming off the lips of vicarious sufferers..
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the mask of masculinity... so thought-provoking
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Album Rating: 4.5
Samaritans in particular is definitely going for more of a shotgun blast approach- forceful and scattershot. They're throwing loads of empty 'be a real man' platitudes at the listener and the message is pretty clear.
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that's my fav, it's effective like you described. problem with this record is that for a politically/socially conscious one there's nothing that makes me reconsider
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Album Rating: 4.0
I find the politics dumb but I still love the lyrics
Similarly, I’m not pro-raping the corpses of pregnant women but there are some slam bands who can turn the formula into something entertaining
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Album Rating: 4.5
melon finna reviewed it
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this GROWS AND IT GROWS AND IT GROWS
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Album Rating: 3.5
there’s not an awful lot of prose to the lyrics but the delivery is fun as hell
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the lyrics on June feel sorta cheap though; 'baby shoes for sale: never worn' for example, not the most original writing
instrumentally gorgeous tho
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Album Rating: 3.5
yeah and that’s made worse by the repetition, it insists upon itself, weakest track for me. but I love the delivery of “you’re not suave cos you watch get cartah, you are a catalogue” and “this snowflake’s an avalanche” and the whole of danny nedelko. could drop to a 4 at worst for me
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yeah, there's a lotta really loveable delivery's on this one. even on some of the songs that didn't grip me too much to start with, there were particular lines which pushed them up a notch of appreciation e.g. 'you're like a gun or a knife, be my wife'
think this could be maybe possibly perhaps better than brutalism, if not just because of the increased variety throughout - mybe a 4
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My wife can be like a knife, wish I had a gun.
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Album Rating: 3.0
'Similarly, I’m not pro-raping the corpses of pregnant women but there are some slam bands who can turn the formula into something entertaining '
u'know what i got something to say to all those slam bands out there:
Hey, slam bands! stop stealing my moves!
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Album Rating: 4.0
"the lyrics on June feel sorta cheap though; 'baby shoes for sale: never worn' for example, not the most original writing"
Not the most original writing indeed, because it's a reference to Hemingway and flash fiction. The song is about an incredibly dark, painful subject, so I think the minimal, repetitive lyrics are fitting. This album has touches of Swans and Nick Cave styling, but especially Sleaford Mods, especially with the politics.
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Album Rating: 4.0
butcher this seems right up your alley, no wonder you don't like it
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Album Rating: 4.5
oof
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Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off
cheeky neeka is my favourite neeka..
I often dream of having a naive npr host yell at me over garden variety punk music..
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Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off
cheeky neeka is my favourite neeka..
I often dream of having a naive npr host yell at me over garden variety punk music..
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Album Rating: 4.5
wasn't gonna check this but melon gave it a 9, wow it's so good thanks melon! xD
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That dude loves a track by track
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