Album Rating: 3.2 | Sound Off
soundin like count chocula tho
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Album Rating: 3.5
or like Jason Segall's characters music in forgetting sarah marshall
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The Call would have been a cool song if the angsty white emo fuck yelling wasnt on it
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Album Rating: 3.2 | Sound Off
That would've been a hell of a watermark but they were being serious unfortunately
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very cringe
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Album Rating: 4.0
this came out already? lmao, this band is cool
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Album Rating: 3.5
the screaming girl goes with the concept of the album, you guiys!
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Album Rating: 3.0
The Call would have been a cool song if the angsty white emo fuck yelling wasnt on it
daveed diggs?
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Album Rating: 3.5
You might be joking, but some people do actually think that's Daveed Diggs. It isn't. Diggs isn't on the album.
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why the fuck would they think that
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Album Rating: 3.2 | Sound Off
Nobody knows
I think it circulated on rym or something
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it took me literally 3 seconds to go to their bandcamp and check the guests on the album
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Album Rating: 3.2 | Sound Off
Besides, the dude sounds nothing like Daveed
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yeah that was the immediate give away
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Album Rating: 3.2 | Sound Off
I swearJamie stated the reason for the whole "clap bitches" bit in an interview but it's so miniscule when comparing it to his reasoning for stuff like "Faith, Torn Apart" and the album's origins
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what was the reason
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Album Rating: 3.2 | Sound Off
For the not!daveed guest spot, or for faith?
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for the not daveed guest spot
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Album Rating: 3.2 | Sound Off
Their purpose, according to Jamie, was to be disorienting and to contrast greatly from the song otherwise.
tl;dr for shits and giggles
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lame
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