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GhostOfSarcasticBtrd
October 22nd 2017


6263 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Daisy has yet to click with me and I've heard it about 4-5 times through.

Wildcardbitchesss
October 22nd 2017


19919 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Woah there partner, Daisy is definitely better than YFW at least.

onionbubs
October 22nd 2017


23796 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Daisy is definitely at least better than yfw deja and fyod

Wildcardbitchesss
October 23rd 2017


19919 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Well I think Daisy is the better than those and SF... and TDAG

God tier album imo

ashcrash9
Emeritus
October 23rd 2017


3492 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Daisy and this flip-flop for 2nd best BN depending on my mood

TDAGARIM untouchable

glorybox94
October 23rd 2017


1092 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

just bought this at Best Buy cause I couldn't wait for my preorder to come in



GhostOfSarcasticBtrd
October 23rd 2017


6263 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

I bought Wrath on vinyl at BB like a million years ago so at some point they had to have.

Drifter
October 23rd 2017


21717 Comments


Some do

Wildcardbitchesss
October 23rd 2017


19919 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

See I think that Devil and God has the best songs on it (namely Limousine, You Won't Know, Degausser, Millstone), it's just the second half is so fucking weak compared to the first. They put the six best songs on the record as the first six tracks. Welcome to Bangkok-Handcuffs just can't compare.

Daisy just kicks ass all the way through.

Drifter
October 23rd 2017


21717 Comments


Well Not The Sun, Archers, Handcuffs, Luca, Welcome To Bangkok, and Untitled exist so you are wrong

loveisamixtape
October 23rd 2017


12471 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

tdag and daisy are both so much better than this lol but this is gr8 at times

NordicMindset
October 23rd 2017


25137 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Sowing you changed the summary on this didn't you you cheeky bastard

loveisamixtape
October 23rd 2017


12471 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

the avg on this is also amusing to me bc at least half of these songs are so obviously pulled out of their asses. it's like a producer gave them 2 weeks to write their first published album and they opened garageband and started throwing random shit together

Frippertronics
Emeritus
October 23rd 2017


19720 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

you don't say?

loveisamixtape
October 23rd 2017


12471 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

it's fucked up that i prefer songs like no control and never be heaven to the ones that should be way better like same logic and in the water lol. jesse screaming used to not feel forced and cringey to me. now it's just like i have a KID give me some MONEY

NordicMindset
October 23rd 2017


25137 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Those are the worst songs here, invalid opinion

loveisamixtape
October 23rd 2017


12471 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

naw i just prefer feeling like i enjoy a more stripped down song without 1000 pointless layers and 4 random parts that turn into 4 unfulfilling endings. oooooo that song was so unfleshed out it's PROBABLY genius

loveisamixtape
October 23rd 2017


12471 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

137 is catchy af though and like i said i fux with roughly half of this album. that does include fuckin only with like half of certain songs and those parts accumulating and counting as one song

matbla00
October 23rd 2017


613 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Lol it is so far from true that I don't really know how to respond to that claim

matbla00
October 23rd 2017


613 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

However I've realized that we're operating (talking, heh) in a kind of emotivist way: one says that the album sounds like some debut Garage band, and the other disagrees with no conclusion whatsoever



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