Stunning, beautiful, and sad; this album continues to be a great listen.

What ever you think this album will be, it will surprise you.

The marching band grew up!

I didn't know that the lead singer of the Crash Test Dummies was following this project just to submit this album. Real review: are you ready for an irreverent album that misses the mark? Buckle up because it's 45 minutes of pure torture. Bring a friend and torture them, too!

I'm not sure what I expected but I definitely didn't expect it to be this fun.

It's time for nouveau jazz, if you're into that.

A good jazz contempo album

If you want new grassy blue country, this is for you.

Dreamy new wave

70s party country music. Jimmy Buffett is low-key my nemesis, so this is not one for me.

This was a fun romp!

Community theater dropout musical. If you want a long prog album, this is for you!

Haunting prairie melodic punk

This is an example of cut over from the last century. So many albums have come after it that it sounds banal at this point but was not at the time.

What is this death cab? Who is this cutie? This takes me back.

Chill music

90s lady power!

High energy punkpop

70s arena rock for you.

Imagine the worst person you know made an album and other people liked it. Good for them, but I'd rather not hear it again.

It sounds like a combination of random cartoon music, Eric Cartman, and if a ska band was introduced to even more horns. Not my cup of tea, but maybe for someone else.

Music to vibe with

Your college band got a record deal!

Music that your grandpa used to woo your grandma

If you're up for a whole concert of the boss, this is for you.

60s sound with raunchy lyrics.

I heard a lot of "kids these days aren't as hard as we were" and this is from the aughts. This proves that everyone thinks the kids aren't okay.

Stadium rock

Fun and noisy garage rock

Mr E's beautiful blues

An unexpected enjoyable album

A good, nay, great relisten

It's dance music to watch cartoons to. It's a miss for me.

It's like TMBG for more modern theater kids

2000s indie pop

Tragically under-rated

Unexpected!

What a weird and fun listen

Portland shanties

This music is a vehicle for beer pong and bong rips.

Supreme dad rock

Angry music for math nerds

Men in fancy blouses playing psychedelic rock

Interesting modern jazz

So many bangers on this album

I was not expecting an Edgar Allan Poe concept album.

It's 2 hours of live Phish. Buckle up, it's all of the trappings of a concert without any of the common extracurriculars associated with Phish.

Chill music and beautiful lyrics

The level of noise that one would expect by the band name.

Australian garage band, if that's your thing

Are you ready for Jonathan Davis to do even more Korn? I wasn't.

Another good relisten

Jazz is not typically my musical genre of choice and yet, I enjoyed this.

I missed this album when it was released and am glad to have listened to it now.

Puerile and funny!

Socially conscious punk

Interesting background music. Some of the songs were interesting enough to want to replay and some sounded like a robot's idea of jazz.

Folk lyrics with more modern instruments. It didn't really hit for me.

70s psychedelic rock hath been unleashed on my mortal ears.

Sad party music for sad party people

Because it's Childish Gambino, it's great.

Even more French than Air.

A great re-listen

Semi-experimental folk but more

Forgettable 70s

Are you ready for weed party punk music?

There are a few songs that I recognize but never knew who it was. Nice addition to the list.

Forgettable pop music to me.

Someone is really living out their best 80s bubblegum pop dreams by recommending this album

This album represents the mid-aughts girl group turned solo artist. It's not my thing but if you're into that sort of thing, here it is.

This is for lovers of Evangelion and pop music. I will likely not listen to it again but it was a nice excursion into music that I do not typically listen to.

Grimy 90s garage rock!

I'm not sure what I expected but I definitely didn't expect it to be this fun.

This was an interesting listen and super enjoyable.

I bet you didn't know you needed a 2 minute amp up courtesy of a song about husky bathroom habits.

Go in knowing nothing about this album

The album cover looks like bro-Talking Heads. The music sounds like proto 80s indie rock.

Another great relisten

Love to hear it.

This one made no impression either way on me

Why pick a musical style when you can use them all? This one didn't do it for me.

It sounds like a modern 90s punk band

Cool 90s pop!

What ever you think this album will be, it will surprise you.

Lofi with great lyrics

Unlike other folks with filthy lyrics that manage to be clever, these are just filthy without the clever.

It sounds like Australian Bruce Springsteen and I feel like there is enough of him on this list.

I'm going to have to say no to this, Billy.

Ethereal instrumentals and soothing vocals = more of this!

Childish Gambino gifted us this.

Another good listen from Sparks

Scandinavian trance fusion - this was better than I would expect by the descriptor!

90s hip hop and a worthwhile listen

70s semi-psychedelic

An enjoyable relisten

Chill bluesy folk

Too cool, jazzy album

I can't judge this fairly due to my despising country music. If you look at some of the one liners? Amazing? But then you add the country requirements of twang and whatnot and I can't. 3 stars for the one liners.

A-okay background music

Mid-aughts call back to the 90s

A beautiful and haunting album.

Dirty rockabilly

The marching band grew up!

The 80s wanted to drop a little taste of rock for you

Vaguely country and rock and pop and yet not hitting any of the notes that would make this album succeed for me.

Beautiful elements of French jazz

I didn't know that the lead singer of the Crash Test Dummies was following this project just to submit this album. Real review: are you ready for an irreverent album that misses the mark? Buckle up because it's 45 minutes of pure torture. Bring a friend and torture them, too!

It's a moderate party in this album

Don some heavy eyeliner, refer to the things as "Random", and play this album. It's 2007 and you're feeling a little emo.

Mildly experimental indie

Not my cup of tea but beyond that, the guitar work displays technical mastery.

"Hey, it's me! Your bland mid-2010s progressive rock band." -The Dear Hunter

Fight me, but this sounds like if 70s Genesis had formed in the 60s.

Observe some of the song titles and giggle with me. Aside from that, this album rocks harder than the cover album would indicate.

This gives the feel of walking through a stuffy record shop in the 90s. This is clerk's favorite 70s dub record and you can see why they like it but it's not for you.

This was a cluster of synthesizers. Not a bad background listen.

RIP Sophie! You had such a future ahead of you and this album showed what you were capable.

Experimental cello! Listening to this, it sounded more recent than 1986.

Dub may not be one of my preferred genres, but I could feel this album growing on me a bit. It was so smooth.

Synthy 80s lady led pop

Folksy blues for the theater-nerd set.

I will join TMBG for a great time

Generic rock that's a little indie but really rock.

They distilled my least favorite aspects of 90s rock into one album.

Quiet and lyrical

The Rise of Chappell Roan explained in an album.

Haunting

A slide back to disco while incorporating late 90s hip hop.

An enjoyable bop.

Great voice and I wish the style was something other than country.

Mid mid-2000s music

For a duo that sounds like lambs, they have the lion's roar.

Profane and profound.

A concept album that tells a story. I didn't want to hear the story, but maybe you do.

The album cover art does not prepare you for how it goes way harder than the album contents.

A fun loud album

An okay listen for once but likely won't return.

Interesting rock

An enjoyable album but I feel like it could have trimmed a song or two

I enjoyed this far more than I expected!

This didn't do it for me. It may have been groundbreaking for 1980 but by now, it sounds banal in comparison to what came after it.

Feeling a little dark and brutal

An okay background listen

Immense amount of metal

I can hear the potential and how it has been influential but I prefer the albums that built upon it.

I'm having a Brat kind of year with this album

Sick bass!

It sounds like someone's incongruous, chaotic playlist.

Hoppin' horns!

It's no Sleepify but it was an entertaining bro funk band.

There are some real standouts on this album.

A more mature monkeys

Preppy edge pop

Absurdism for 2023

Enjoyable and familiar

Lyrical rock

This had no effect on me whatsoever. Not bad, not good.

Treat yourself to some raucous punk

If this is a genre, it would be Weird Rock

Get low with Low

Proto-90s in the 2010s

Hardcore!

This album is quintessential 90s. If I were to try to explain the music scene to someone, it would include this album.

This one didn't do much for me.

Stunning, beautiful, and sad; this album continues to be a great listen.

This album did nothing for me.

This was an interesting exploration of punk + rock + garage together in a little package.

Experimental bro music

This wild planet is better with The B-52's in it.

The anthropomorphized version of this album broke into my house, shotgunned a Monster drink, and then punched a hole in my drywall.

An okay transitional album from the 70s to the 80s

I love this album. You need to be prepared that it is an experience album and allot 20+ minutes for each song performance.

Not my favorite Tool album

My bangs fell over my eye and put heavy eyeliner on my eyes for me while listening to this album

Early aughts party punk

Interesting beats.

They certainly spawned a lot of imitators

A quick jaunt with hints of experimental jazz. I enjoyed it.

Sometimes, I sit and think about how much I enjoy this album

An a-okay listen

Jazz with heavy bass lines. It didn't really draw me in.

Mid-aughts indie

Isaac Brock's voice is peculiar and works for the lyrics

More Aussie grime punk

Emo punk

Over an hour of progrock. If that's your thing, you'll probably like this.

Grimy Aussie punk

Okay post-punk

Very 90s

I am not generally a fan of jam bands and this was an hour 15 of the jammiest jam band.

I like Bob Mould but I enjoy him more with Husker Du.

Shiny pop

The smoother side of disco funk of the late 70s

Aughts folksy indie with beautiful lyrics.

Like hearing music from another room, but in a good way

Tortured guitars for the sad boy set