UserReviews 26Approval 83%Soundoffs 12Album Ratings 927Objectivity 80%Last Active 01-04-19 2:33 amJoined 04-29-18Forum Posts 6Review Comments 144
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 | Dewinged Hey Sherlock, I've read everyone's blurbs, yours was great too! About the user's list issue, I tend to stir out of trouble when conversations like that take place, I just don't have time or any interest in engaging in discussing those matters. As per the Sophie album, I heard it back when it released and I think it's good, just not my cup of tea.
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 | SowingSeason Could also throw the word experimental somewhere in there and it'd still be accurate
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| SowingSeason Ohh, gotcha. There's definitely grunge elements but even more folk and dark, atmospheric alt-rock. I'd say dark folk-rock is probably the best descriptor.
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| SowingSeason Plus Daisy has way more lyrical depth to unravel than I think anyone knew at the time. It's got a very mystical air about it; very creepy, dark, stuff.
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| SowingSeason Not entirely sure what you mean, like 2000s as in 2000-2009, or just since their inception (2000-present)? Either way it's a broad question, but obviously I love the band and am keen on all their works - especially TDAG, Daisy, and SF. Daisy is truly one of the most underrated albums in recent memory; its abrasive style and lyrical simplicity relative to its predecessor gave it a rep for being merely above average at the time, but it's aged remarkably well.
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