Album Rating: 5.0

yeah anything TDAG onward is a maturity leap

YFW and Deja are kinda teenage adolescent anxiety BS but I still have a strong nostalgia attachment

Album Rating: 4.5

Funny enough I felt like DAG was most accessible to me. I suppose that's particularly due to my fondness for Metal.

I think TDAG is def the most accessible. It’s got da hooks

and no the others don’t

Album Rating: 4.0

TDAG is just as angsty as Deja tbh, it's just that the band's songwriting had matured where their demons hadn't

and their best hooks are all on Daisy or Deja let's be real here

let me rephrase and say

most accessible, easily quickly attachable memorable hooks

Album Rating: 5.0

TDAG is miles ahead of Deja lol anyone who argues needs to have not peaked in high school

Album Rating: 4.0

whereas TDAG is for people who desperately wish they had peaked in high school and vent it with a toxic mopey show of all their subsequent regrets as an adult

Album Rating: 4.0

Oh my. Daisy and Science Fiction are their best albums. Daisy is #1

ladidadida. Slob on me knob.

Album Rating: 4.5

After listening to Blur non-stop for a week, I'm surprised how much musical DNA they share with Brand New. Songs like '1992', 'Clover Over Dover' & 'Chemical World' wouldn't sound too out of place on here.



Or I've just overdosed on Blur and I'm hearing them in everything now...

Album Rating: 4.0

Daisy is my fav. too

Album Rating: 5.0

Johnny honey you're reaching

not based johnny

Album Rating: 1.0

lol

Album Rating: 4.0

big lol

Album Rating: 4.5

"TDAG is just as angsty as Deja tbh, it's just that the band's songwriting had matured where their demons hadn't"

yes



"and their best hooks are all on Daisy or Deja let's be real here"

mmmm I wouldn't say ALL their best but Sink and Quiet Things do both have pretty great hooks

Album Rating: 5.0

let me be clear TDAG has fallen off a bit for me but I still vastly prefer to it Deja

Album Rating: 4.5

[2] by far

Album Rating: 5.0

Just someone who doesn't actually know anything about this band weighing in here; all their music is angsty [informal. : feeling, showing, or expressing anxiety, apprehension, or insecurity], but the source of said angst changes as they grow older from high school drama to existential crises. Angst isn't synonymous with immaturity, it's a universal human emotion that this band just happened to convey better than most in their scene.