Rating: 8/10 Best songs: A children’s crusade on acid, Hello vagina, Papers written on a wall
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Margot & the Nuclear So and So's is an American rock band from Indianapolis, Indiana. Between 2006 and 2014, the band released 6 full-length albums. The band's founding members, Richard Edwards and Andy Fry, met while teens. Eventually, in 2004, the two formed Margot & the Nuclear So and So's, named after the character Margot in Wes Anderson's 2001 film The Royal Tenenbaums.
Rating: 8/10 Best songs: A children’s crusade on acid, Hello vagina, Papers written on a wall
Sounded good 4*
nice soft indie. 3.6
This is really good. Kind of Radio Head-ish but less pretentious. I've heard this band before but haven't listened to an entire album by them. I will now though! 4 stars.
I started off a bit underwhelmed, then became more whelmed by the end. I really enjoyed the back half of the album. Not sure if it grew on me or was genuinely the better half… but I’ll check this out again I think.
A nice little mid-2000s rock/folk type deal. Not incredibly remarkable but it's a genre I enjoy, so I had a good time with it.
This played and I listened and then it was over
Maybe it’s because I’m high but it’s been over 24 hours since I listened to this and I honestly couldn’t tell u a single thing about this album. I vaguely remember not liking it a ton and that’s it.
This was nice, I enjoyed listening to it. It is one of many of its genre in the lists.
Appreciated a singer-songwriter LP with a bit more to it in the instrumental department. Some of the orchestral elements felt a bit much and the lyricism didn’t do much for me, but it was nice to listen to an early-aughts indie effort that had some meat on its bones.
I struggled to find this online. It wasn't on Spotify and both the full album streams I found on YouTube were fake. I eventually found the song "Broadripple is burning" on YouTube. The one song I listened to was exactly what I expected but the name/album art, which was folksy hipster soft rock. I hate this sort of stuff. Maybe they're great at it, but it just all sounds annoying to me. 2/5.