It's very the Marias; idk why, but I got that feeling. There are 11 songs; so far I'm on song 6. I wouldn't say there is a sole genre; if it were up to me, I would classify it as indie/alternative. Also, this page says it's electronic, and while I kind of agree, I would specify that it is downtempo, not fast tempo, which is why I find it similar to the Marias. Right now on song 11, AND I KNOW IT. Glory Box—I've honestly heard it multiple times in edits and stuff like that. I never knew who the artist was until now.

Without making the actual pun I really enjoyed the genuine rawness of the vocals and how you can diferente each instrument. After I was done listening to it, I was thinking how it kinda reminded me of some songs of David Bowie; and when I was researching the album I found out that Bowie actually helped to produce the album, which made everything more exciting ( I really like David Bowie). Now I’m more excited to listen to more of The Stooges!

I started this album without a lot of expectations because folk/country music isn't really my forte, but I can tell you after listening to it for a few times I actually enjoyed it. Yes, it was kind of slow-tempo at times, but the lyricism and the instruments make up for it in those specific songs. The song I like the most is "Words"; the guitar solo is really magnificent. Just for that, I wish I could play the guitar. This has nothing to do with the album, but when I was researching Neil Young, I went through his website. And let me tell you, it is AMAZING—the graphics and the way you can interact with each record. Also tit's really beautiful the aesthetic.

Although I don't really know that many songs by Bob Marley, I do know the basics. His voice is great, and his lyrics and the message he is trying to give are even better. Now reggae isn't by any means a genre I listen to, but it is honestly like a palate cleanser. I feel that it could become music I could listen to on a daily basis. Plus reggae is always nice to listen to.

No. 5 The first hip-hop album from the generator. I'm no hip-hop expert by any means; really, I just know the basic artists of the genre, so I was really excited to get to know more musicians. Now about the music, I really love the jazzy vibes and the way they implement the lyrics with the sounds. For example, in "What," "Chill for a minute, Doug E. Fresh said silence (*four second pause)"; that was great to listen to the first time.

No. 6 I'm in love with the cover art. The mix of rock, country, and blues is amazing in the album. I would definitely listen to it again.

No. 7 Love the songs and the cover art. I had it marked as pop, but I would say it's a mix of rock/pop. I really enjoyed the lyrics. And I know it's very cliché to say this but it sounds very 80s.

No. 8 It is in fact very groovy, very the beatles very the beach boys. The guitar is guitarring. But i would not listen this constantly.

No. 9 I knew so many songs on the album, I just never made the connection, so many bangers. Dad rock at its finest Also I was so surprised when I heard the CSI MIAMI intro, I didn’t know it was from them!!