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Love Jeff Rosenstock. My son, who is much cooler than I am, introduced me to him a while ago. Reminds me a bit of my favorite band, The Replacements - raucous and loose, but also catchy. 4 stars.

A rather messy punk that is not easy to listen to or enjoy in its highest notes. I was not convinced by the album, neither with the singles nor in the sense of enjoyment. What's more, it doesn't even last an hour and I found it very tedious.

Solid post punk with a muture lyrical outlook and sophisticated music for its genre. I'm a little on the fence because I feel like it started really strong then fell into a groove that while still good, didn't ever come back up to that starting level for me. On the other hand I'm a sucker for pulling off 17 songs in well under 40 minutes. What can you say, punks just work harder.

Good punky rock album. The artist writes catchy powerpop/rock songs with a lot of energy and great hooks. I like the distorted, lo-fi sound of the album and the singers voice when it’s a bit screaming. Nice photo on the album cover (of his wedding), though I don’t understand how it’s related to the album title.

This started out pretty promising. Lots of energy and fun hooks. But towards the end it went to much into a ska-punky-vibe for my taste. Still pretty decent album.

Unexpectedly shouty. Not really my thing. Rating: 2 Playlist track: Pash Rash Date listened: 04/03/25

Rating: 9/10 Best songs: Pash rash, Festival song, Wave goodnight to me, I did something weird last night, Bang on the door, HELLLLHOOOOLE, The fuzz, While you’re alive, Perfect sound whatever

Punk rock, indie rock, power pop. Ni fu ni fa.