Loss

7/10. oh, so this is loss

Music from a musical I hope I never have to watch

I hear a lot of early Flaming Lips in here. It’s good!

Does the submitter know someone in the band or something?

wtf why why I don't even care about the music, if it has a cover like this its a 1 (The music sucks too I found) I am sorry

I enjoyed this. Refreshing and catchy. A bit Oasis-ish at times. Nice album cover too. 4 stars.

Harmless enough indie. Maybe a bit gay? Has a show-tuney vibe at times, as if REM and Elton John wrote a rock opera together on a budget of instruments you could have in a bedroom studio in 2001. Which means the dog on the cover is dead by 2024, I guess. RIP dog. 3/5.

Fun entry, filling in some of that millenial indie stuff that the original list lacked.

Musically this was pretty ok, but those whiny vocals really got on my nerves.

A mix of Radiohead and Supergrass!

This artist, despite being modern, gave me the impression that he has an influence from the fifties and sixties, his melodies are ambient, very similar to those used to set television series and movies. He didn't surprise me, but he's not bad either. 2.5 stars

Strong start, a real interesting sort of melange, though I feel like it got bogged down in the middle. Ended well though, and merits an extra point for being such a strong debut.

Relatively awful album, all in all. Little rhythmic or dynamic contrast means there’s not much excitement to be had in any way, and coupled with dollar-store chord progressions the whole LP feels flatter than a pancake. The vocals do nothing to build up this poor foundation, instead opting for repeating phrases that feel lazy and grate as the album goes on. The whole thing feels like a stuck gearbox with clutch caught on first gear and making an awful grinding noise, but even that would be a more interesting listen than this LP.

The Society made the call to copy the studio not the beach and kept the lushest brand of pop alive into the millennium. Lyrical referents are twee and local, rounding out the record and making the package feel a bit overstuffed.