Against Me! - Transgender Dysphoria Blues ALBUM REVIEW
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2014
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While Against Me! might have a renewed sense of purpose in its focus on transgender topics, the band's instrumentation hasn't been exciting since As The Eternal Cowboy.
What did you think of this album? Love it? Hate it? Why? What should I review next, eh?
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FAV TRACKS: TRANSGENDER DYSPHORIA BLUES, TRUE TRANS SOUL REBEL, FUCK MY LIFE666
LEAST FAV TRACK: UNCONDITIONAL LOVE
AGAINST ME! - TRANSGENDER DYSPHORIA BLUES / 2014 / SIRE RECORDS / PUNK ROCK, SINGER-SONGWRITER
5/10
Y'all know this is just my opinion, right?
So like, I feel that this album maybe resonates a lot harder if you've actually dealt with gender dysphoria? I think people shouldn't have expected this big tell all album from Laura, or expect her to suddenly come out with this big insightful piece that would resonate with everyone while also going into gender hard in each song. For me personally, being a transgender woman myself, this album hits me on an incredibly personal note all the way through. A lot of what you talked about seems much more focused on a difference in musical taste, and that's entirely fair, and from a technical perspective I suppose it'd be easy for you to judge. But from a lyrical and tonal perspective, this album I think is hard for a lot of people to really wrap their heads around, because what they expected isn't exactly what they got? Coming out and dealing with gender dysphoria doesn't suddenly mean you have all this insight and all these answers. It's just another thing in your life. A big thing, a thing that's incredibly affecting, but it doesn't mean you have any more information than anybody else. The fact that this album exists at all is kind of a big deal in and of itself, as albums about this kind of thing don't get the kind of publicity or are even released like this one was. She came out very publicly, and wrote the album about her feelings, and if you're trans a lot of the songs hit WAY harder than they would for you. For instance, Unconditional Love is fucking HEAVY, as the whole point of it is that even if your loved ones get behind what you're doing and love you no matter what and support you, that's often not enough to validate you to yourself, so you're just stuck in this cycle that no amount of validation can get you out of. Osama Bin Laden as the Crucified Christ has lines like "what's the best that you can hope for? Pitty fucks and tabelscraps," and speaks to the way trans women are often just used as fetishistic one night stands. There's a lot to these songs if you're trans is what I'm saying.
Paralytic States literally makes me cry every time.
@@QuillPGall the title track is a really tough listen too.
I know this was commented 5 years ago but this video got recommended to me cause I was listening to the album. And everything you said is correct you're not going to connect too/feel/understand this music unless you have lived with or in these experiences yourself! I'm a non binary transmasc person and even though laura is mtf I still heavily relate to a lot of the music she writes because i've experienced what being trans is like people who get it, get it and people who don't don't that's really all there is too it.
hey trans mf here. Yea i agree. Ive listened to against me since i was 5. The first patch for my battle jacket was an against me patch that i still have to this day. Until pretty recently i havent realized why I felt a connection to this album specifically but now realizing i in fact was not a boy. So yes, you are correct.
i think this album is by a trans person for trans people. True Trans has made me feel more emotion than any other song. Valid criticism, but this record touches me in a really deep place.
uh you might want to talk to authorities if the record is doing that to you.
Pause on that last sentence
@@alphalax7747 resume
@@chikinonfrydai bro 💀
this aged so badly, this album now has to be one of the most iconic punk records of all time
I disagree that it’s one of the most iconic punk records, but this review definitely ain’t it.
Real
oh fuck whats up cecil
Definitely one of the most iconic of the 2010s
You really didn't need to deadname her.. just saying I could have gone my whole life not knowing that name. But this is 7 years old now and I do get it but honestly, don't do that.
Exactly
I understand what you mean. But the title track of this album honestly changed my life and helped me understand who I am more than any other media about trans people.
this was my first record i bought and its helped started my transitioning so i love this album to bits but i get your points
I feel like this album was by trans people for trans people, maybe. It touched my heart like very few other pieces of music have.
Cisgender melon from 2014 would understandably have a hard time vibing with it
you're real
@@ieatb33s you’re fake
yeah no you’re right. Its not for him. As someone whos gender non conforming it really spoke to me. I also dont really know what hes on about with the folk influence going away, front of transgender dysphoria blues theres a train beat which is a country/folk beat in origin. The change from 16th to 32nd notes adds a folk punk twist still reigning true to their original music. Sure, it’s quite a bit more tame and I can understand this criticism but i feel like it makes more sense for what she was growing through. Also in 2014 f slur was probably much more normalized, when I heard that in the first song it felt like a heavy moment that really made me feel something. Also the tameness functions as a “pull of a curtain” to really shine on the lyrics I feel. You can tell the other members were pulling back for her, and I think that aspect of the record was overlooked. I do agree that I wish the recording was a little more roomy though, i think like a steve albini style production where it just sounds so cavernous and dark would’ve pushed these songs full potential. It’s AT LEAST. a 7.5/10 for me
I liked this album. It actually really affected me on an emotional level, it made me feel things I don't think music has made me feel before. I had never heard an Against Me! LP before then so perhaps that's why. I'd say it was an 8 or a 9 personally.
this is one of my favourite albums of all time. I can understand not liking the instrumentation as much as their earlier stuff. As a trans person, I really disagree with your analysis of the lyrics, every line hits me so hard. They are really raw and brutal and what it's really like to be trans.
I believe this review has the flaw of being a product of its time. I would be curious if his opinion changed since then.
Of course, this is a new direction, this isn't anarcho-punk like their previous works as well.
this aint for you cis boy
Having only just discovered this band and this album I couldnt disagree with this review more.
True trans soul rebel literally made me feel emotions that not alot of music can do. Black me out is absolutely amazing too
I personally feel that it is unfair to compare this album to AM!'s earlier work. While it is all under the same name, only Laura and James remain from the earlier line-ups. I feel this record works best if you forget everything you know about Against Me! - and I'm aware that may well be problematic for some people. But it's a new dawn for this band, and I am really happy this album exists.
I'm not just comparing this to AM! earlier work. I'm comparing it to everything I've ever enjoyed. That's the same treatment every record that comes across my ears gets. I have a hard time seeing that as unfair--especially since I manage to love dozens of records that come out every year. It's not like I'm impossible to please; it's just one man's opinion. As far as this record being a new dawn, maybe that's the case with the subject matter, but AM!'s sound is as uninteresting as ever, really.
The first half of the video is essentially "I like your old stuff better than your new stuff." So I definitely think you're comparing this album to their earlier work. Of course it's contextual, but given you spent so much time on the backstory here I find it peculiar that you wouldn't see how it could be interpreted as "Well, it's not their first EP so bleh."
"transexual" and "dressing like or feeling they are a woman" are not correct terms. You cannot "dress like a woman" Theres no such thing as gender specific clothing. And a trans person doesn't "feel they are" a certain gender.... They just ARE. (I know this was 4 years ago, but the terminology hasn't changed)
Ziggy Mienko
No one cares
@Flan76 I agree 100% with the review and I still think Anthony shouldve used correct terminology, though I don't think he meant any harm. He's extremely liberal, I'm sure he 100% supports transgender people, I'm sure he was just ignorant.
This video really didn't age well, I agree with the "this album isn't for the cis"... the title song has helped me soooo much.
It's an album to share experiences, not "give answers". Just kind of a bad take.
Yeah it's not a hard album to "get" if you're willing to imagine what it's like to be trans or dig into it a little. There's an unwillingness I see in a lot of cis people to allow themselves to understand trans people. It's like they're scared if they think about it too much they might become a "freak" too. Genuinely I think cis people have the capacity to understand how trans people experience gender. It's not hard to think "what if everyone treated me like something I'm not?" but they just refuse to.
Nah sorry I disagree, I'm also trans but the instrumentals are pretty lackluster and the lyrics are nothing new or groundbreaking. I don't think the video has aged fine
@@reomeo8196 We're not talking about the album itself, but the video is a cis man saying that he doesn't "get" this album. It's not the most amazing album ever, but its not an album for cis people. If that makes sense.
oof that deadnaming has not aged well
Fr it wasn’t needed
I wont go as far to say that this is my FAVORITE Against Me! album, but listening to it gave me this huge wave happiness that they're returning to their old sound. I'm seeing AM! next week and have been listening to this album and many others non-stop. I feel a strong 5 is a little harsh but that's the beauty of opinions. I love you dude, keep reviewing punk albums like this I LOVE IT!
how is it similar to their old sound? how old are we talking here? 2006?
Christopher Knisley It obviously doesn't sound like Crime, but it does sound like they're taking a step back from White Crosses and knowing that they are no longer on a major label, I feel like they're going to go back in sound with each album they release in the future.
***** i'll agree to that. and i definitely hope so!
Thanks for sharing your love for the record. :)
theneedledrop haha no problem, dude. Just saw them on Wednesday and they put on an AMAZING show.
This was my first Against Me! album, and I am in love with every track except maybe Dead Friend (something about the flat delivery of the "god damn it" in the refrain just bugs me). Going back and listening to their really early stuff, I can completely understand why someone would see this as a safer or more "produced" album than their earlier stuff, but I love it all the same.
Searching For A Former Clarity should not be brushed off, it is their best album, lyrically, and has the best songs.
u hurt me bud. trans folk don't need or have to have all of the answers. laura wrote an album about HER experiences n what she's dealt with n how she handled those circumstances.
Oh please. New Wave and Clarity are fantastically produced, written, and preformed.
they just lost their basement sound and leaned towards more a venue sound
anthony you ruin everything for me
why does he ruin everything
i loved this album until i heard his review, now not so much. not his fault i'm just gunna stop watching videos of albums i like as this isn't the first time this has happened
why do you not love it so much? Why do you let a review affect you in such a way?
because he's pointed out a few things that are fairly on the money esp the green day comparison which affects how i view the music, if i disagreed with anthony that would be one thing but i actually accept his point albeit reluctantly
@@spinach-colour-joey6776TBH it's kind of hard listening to this review for me, because it reminds me a lot of nitpicking my appearance to see if I pass.
This review is months old now but I wanna say I actually really liked this album, despite the "tamer" sound compared to their older material. I actually thought the tamer sound was a nice change of pace for me personally, since i listen to mainly death metal and grindcore. I was also able to strongly relate with the album due to having gender dysphoria myself, which may have caused me to be a bit biased with my opinion on it. I also haven't been listening to Against Me! nearly as long as you Anthony, so even though I started with earlier material like Reinventing and The Eternal Cowboy the sound difference between the different 'eras' of the band may not have had nearly as big of an effect on me, and allowed me to find the album more enjoyable than you did.
Personally the album makes for an 8 or 9 from me.
Relisted to this album and remembered this review. Years later i hope this is is one of the reviews he has changed the most from. Even ignoring the deadnaming and bad description of transition he is fundementally wrong with just the point.
The album was not made for cis people, you are not buying a ticket to a musical lecture. You came into an album made for trans people and criticized it for not speaking to you. and the problem is that this does change even the technical aspects, While i think things can be better and even agree in parts there are part where he believes he identifies a clear tonal miss match, but for those of us who are trans like Laura it perfectly matches and fits.
This review isnt as bad as it could be but i hope he does understand that It isnt for him and it not enough to appeal to the cis ear maybe is an indication that maybe thats a statement in and of itself and he should try listening for what its trying to be not what he wants it to be
Another 'I wish they would go back to Reinventing Axl Rose' argument. Yay..
Michael Whiting dumb blind fans... he does the same thing with Green Day too.
I don't think people want them to go back. I don't want them to go back. I wanted their music to get even better and it didn't.
Da da do doo chhh da do chhh da do chhh da do, do do do do da do chhh da do chhh da do chhh da do
tran-
-s rights
It was unnecessary and disrespectful you saying her deadname. If she is a trans woman you say her actual name all the time, not the assigned at birth. Just wanted to correct u that, the rest of the video is really good and I like your analysis :)
For those unaware:
LGBT stands for Laser Guided Battle Tank.
Why don't I have one yet!
Actually its, Luigi got big titties.
this review has aged badly but im actually happy about that. progress has been made since 2014.
I really don't think Laura was ready to fully divulge everything she was feeling when they released this record. Coming out publicly in Rolling Stone and titling the album "Transgender Dysphoria Blues" were huge, risky steps and were likely intimidating enough as it was. Her book really gives a detailed and personal insight to how she has felt over her lifetime. I know this is an album review but I just thought I'd give my opinion :)
We had the bandana around the neck, now the beanie. What will the next Anthony Fantano fashion statement be?
Toque. It's a toque.
The album is a hint at this. It's Tits. He'll get tits.
Can't really agree with most of the review and some of the comments made, but as every other form of art it's just a personal experience and while it might have not been your cup of tea in my opinion it is an amazing album.
This 'negative' review was posted many years ago. I love this album! I recently had someone very special to me pass away. The song 'I miss my dead friend' really speaks to me. Yes the song is a double edge sword and that's good. Impressions change with time, maybe the reviewer understands the album better now.
If you're reviewing a record and naming songs, at least get the names of the songs right.
I am curious as to what you think of Beck's new single Blue Moon that came out a few days ago. Pretty please with sugar on top do a track review!
sadly, it did nothing for me. :-/
HAIR. Also, great review Anthony.
Agreed, not denying Laura's authenticity lyrically, the music is too bland
Reinventing Axl Rose is perhaps my 1st or 2nd favorite album ever.
The only track I can really get behind on this album is "Black Me Out" the reat just sounds like commercial pop/rock music. I've become so disappointed by the once great band's music that it actually saddens me.
same.
I take it you've never really listened to Against Me! then.
Fantano fails to say trans rights with this review.
I like the personal approach on this album and I can scream along to Black Me Out as loud as I can. I listen to this lyrically and I may be biased but I really love how she addressed the subject matter.
Holy shit this is a video before the funny comments.
This man said Obama bin laden 🤣
I know this video was made years ago but based on your points about raw/emotional delivery, I'm interested to know what you thought of Shape Shift With Me, and Laura's solo album too
Anthony Fantano says Trans Rights
I agree with a lot of your points and seems to be the transition form folk-punk to punk-rock for a lot of bands. Have you considering listening to or reviewing more folk punk bands like Mischief Brew, Daze n' Daze, or Blackbird Raum?
Love the review! Just wish you'd dig into the lyrics a bit more. Songs like Osama Bin Laden As The Crucified Christ might not be blindingly obvious, but it's got insane symbolism about how Laura felt she would be eviserated by everyone for her coming out, with lines like "What's the best you could hope for? Pity fucks and table scraps?". Also, the metaphor of "Benito hanging from the Esso rafters" is pretty clearly to me her being FIGURATIVELY crucified for her identity.
Review the new Warpaint album
Review of the new Against Me! LP: Against Me! - Transgender Dysphoria Blues ALBUM REVIEW
Prolly shouldn't have deadnamed Laura but oh well :(
A 5 WHAT THE FUCK ?????? HOW???
I've never heard you make any comments on Green Day before. I'd be really interested in hearing your opinion on them or one of their albums.
He did make a passing reference to 21st Century Breakdown in the Fucked Up - David Comes to Life review. But even though I'd be curious, I'm pretty sure he's not a fan, considering that he even finds Bad Religion too poppy & sweet musically.
TDB wasn’t meant for Cis people it was a trans album meant for trans people to help process and understand ourselves and the world being against us
I only ever got into em after Searching for a Former Clarity. I was listening to a lot of Shellac, David Yow and Nomeansno, and it was a great accompaniment to those raucous bands. They came to my town to play a show, and I was just so disappointed and feeling my age so I just kind of gave up. I heard about this album and instantly thought that this might be another delve into their SfaFC sound. Is it anything like that?
andrew jackson jihad behind
das right
I kinda liked the album. I would give it decent to light 7 but you are the pro Anthony, respect :)
Wut. Unconditional love is "obnoxiously sugary?" Did you even LISTEN to the album before you made this review?
"Prison cell exercises, solitary sport entertainment
What makes you think you're gonna die any different?
Even if your love was unconditional
It still wouldn't be enough to save me
Don't worry, young suicides, the vultures will pick your bones dry
Half digested and eternal, somewhere lost in the ephemeral
Welcome to the future, an always ice-cold nightmare
Burnt coffee and Percocets, yeah, this night, too, will end."
You call THAT *obnoxiously SUGARY?!*
"This wasn't the shocking tell-all album I was expecting." If you'd listen closely to it, this album is pretty shocking. Laura doesn't piss around the issues discussed in this album. Oppression, discrimination, violence, depression, and suicide are all major themes, although they're not done in a shock value way. They're real issues going on all around, and that's what she's trying to get across. Some of the music is a little tamer, but in terms of the message, this is by *far* Against Me!'s darkest album, in case the album art didn't tip you off. Also, it's not "Obama bin laden as the crucified christ," it's OSAMA.
I think he meant more in terms of the structure and sound of the song, rather than the content, and in fact, the content makes his point all the more viable. The lyrics are so raw, telling, and uncensored, and the instrumentation and the song itself overall just don't seem to match that. The vocal melodies and harmonies are just so sing-songy, it kind of dulls the point that the lyrics are trying to make. I don't necessarily agree with him, but I can tell where he's coming from.
i agree with you about the lyrics but i agree with anthony about the instrumentation. Anthony praises the lyrics throughout the video.
Grayscales "lol xddd did you even watch the review before writing that comment 😂😂😂"
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I have a feeling it will grow on you. This is the first Against Me album I've listened to, so I'm learning looking at them from a different perspective, but I personally loved this album. Unconditional Love was actually my second favorite track, next to Black Me Out.
Now you gotta review The 1975 before it's too late.
have you ever reviewed anything by the gaslight anthem? would you?
I've listened to it so many times front to back. The first time I heard it, it was a little different hearing what Laura 'now' sounded like, not much different than previous records but she does sound different. And a good kind of different. My favorite tracks are Drinking with the Jocks, Osama bin Laden..., Paralytic States and Black me out. It took me a few listens to actually get into it but I feel it's to me stronger than White Crosses. The opening track gets me really geared-up. The drums banging like a horse galloping just made me excited. And the hard bassline in “Osama Bin Laden...” was a jaw opener. I was just like “wow this is my favorite song already” and with the closing track Black Me Out, which I heard acoustically first was something I was looking forward to in the studio version. I wasn't disappointed with how it turned out. Not in the least bit. I think if I had to pick a song that was a weak-point it would be Two Coffins. Which When listening to the LP, I never noticed the transition of Dead Friend and Two Coffins, it almost blended too well for me. Like “Oh is this one long song?” Maybe by that time I was zoning out. Or maybe because they kinda touched on the same subject. But that's not to say it's a bad song. It's good! Comparing this to their other records is kinda hard. I want to but I almost feel it's unfair because in a way it's like a “new beginning.” Sure, I already said it's stronger than White Crosses but only because it was their most recent release (Excluding Black Crosses). Anyway, as an Against Me! Fan, I'd give this a generous.... 8/10
At least you dug it more than me. :-)
:) We can't all agree but, that's the beauty of music, isn't it?
I actually got into Against me! with their newer records...and I love them. I love their older stuff too.....but I gotta disagree.....I don't agree they've got "tamer" I mean people get older....doesn't mean their views change but like she said before how she always saw the world in a very black and white way but when you get older that starts to grey.
Rave tapes! Pleeeeease? I actually quite liked this album, the music complimented the lyrical themes and what Laura Jane Grace was trying to convey so well that I don't think it needed to be incredibly exciting
if he reviews this album, it will be probably 5-6 out of ten.
tangorangry I reckon he'll give it a strong 6 to a light 7.
6 out of 10. Told ya!
tangorangry so he did. Annoyingly, when I saw your reply I hadn't watched the video. Fucking spoilers! :P
Indian - From All Purity! I know you love sludge metal and you've posted about them before, it'd be awesome to hear your thoughts on the newest full length.
A couple of strong tracks on here, but I do agree, kind of middling overall. Reinventing Axl Rose is still a fantastic album, but I've liked very little of their other work since then.
Stop! is still one of my absolute least favourite songs to come out from any bands I like.
jesus christ i couldn't disagree more with this review. the record is their rawest and grittiest in years. the songs you pinpoint as weak and sugary are incredibly raw lyrically. I don't get you dog. This shit is so good. the record is fucking brilliant. CRITICS.
lyrics are only a fraction of music. i love the lyrics to the album but the music is dreadfully boring. being their rawest in years isn't much of an accomplishment when you listen to white crosses and new wave again.
***** applying that thinking to lyric-centric music (which there is a lot of) is stupid
oh, c'mon. the music is about as plain jane as modern punk gets. i'm talking about a lack of grit in the sound, not the lyrics. the lyrics are fine. i have no issues with the lyrics. they're not quite as poetic, dramatic as early against me, but definitely not a major issue.
Zachary Hobbs c'mon, was drinking with the jocks really that great. I wish I liked this album but it's a disappointment to me, it's missed the honesty and pain of it's better records.
theneedledrop I fully agree with this response. it's bland, I wish it was courageous, the title, the topic, and the band filled me with hope. the sound itself was generic and bland. you have so much to speak about on the topic and felt it was amenic.
I totally agree with you on this one. Altough I loved the New Wave album (I like some pop in my punk sometimes and that album is filled with great post-punk moments too) I really couldn't say the same about what came after, like white crosses I also think that such a big production doesn't do any favour to Aganst Me's music, and tough this one doesn't sound so polished, it surelly sounds bland and tame except for those songs you mention (my favourites too, BTW). I expected a lot more! Gonna check those first albums you mention too (didn't knew anything before Reinventing...)
crime is fucking beastly. even the acoustic ep has more tenacity than the last few albums.
I definitely agree with your point regarding the vocal delivery. When I read through the lyrics I was shocked at how dark they were because that wasn't the vibe that I picked up at all. I find that on the post-Axl Rose albums by them there are always a few songs I really love, personally so far I think Paralytic States is my favorite track, more for the narrative than for anything else.
I’m trans, this is an amazing record for me that I listen to regularly.
True Trans Soul Rebel is 💗💙
😂 male
@@FormulaProg is that what you think you are? I doubt you’re much of a man 😸
@@FormulaProgyou’re pathetic
Can you review Aer's self titled? Idk what to think of it. And also the 1975 or Vessel?
Someone need to reinvent Axl Rose
Antony could you do a review of the new Architects album when it drops? :)
The new Damon Albarn track maybe? Maybe a review of the album this April?
Anthony can you please review the new Step Brothers album "Lord Steppington."
this review makes me go :(
I really agree with what are you saing, i just thought that the 5/10 was a little bit to hard.
But if you miss the folk punk, you can hear the albuns that laura made in solo, or the acoustic version of "black me out" for example.
anthony you are outta control, this album is a 10
I love this record very much, and it has definitely helped me with the early stages of transitioning quite a bit but I absolutely agree with what Anthony has to say here. The title track and fuckmylife666 both sound great but pretty much everything else here does nothing for me and it doesn’t hold a candle to what I was used to seeing from Against Me.
This review aged like milk.
The Knife Man LP in the background is a nice touch.
I've not listened to the record properly enough but so far only the title track and 'Black Me Out' have grabbed me. I was looking forward to this as I "got into" Against Me! after New Wave and White Crosses, but so far I'm disappointed.
You summed up everything I have ever said and thought about against me!
Have you reviewed "The Things We Think We're Missing" yet?
i don't think so.
Alright, no. I have to disagree with you wholeheartedly on Two Coffins. In my opinion it is the best song on the album next to Paralytic States.
Young the Giant new album
Of Mice & Men new album (in a few days)
I'd like to know whatcha think [:
I want to give this a listen, but FUCKMYLIFE666 might be the most boring song I've ever heard in my life.
That's one of my favourites off the record lol
You are really hitting your stride with presenting band histories…. Please review the new Have a Nice Life album, "The Unnatural World". It's streaming now.
Any thoughs on Alcest's newest album, "Shelter"?
I hundred percent disagree with you this time. I think this album has a lot of real raw energy that was missed in SSWM.
nah
how about a review of Direct Hit's new album Brainless God? awesome concept album!
Finally got around to picking this up the other day, I really liked it, some very nice tunes and great messages
Wow, two bands I kinda dig. Nice Andrew Jackson Jihad LP in the background.
Man, never seen anyone break down my exact feelings about this band.
Wish them luck in the future but I'm gonna keep bumping the old shit.
Streetlights shed no light of vision,
The cold wind, blocked, but you remember every moment.
Was there ever a time?
Or has it always been like this?
Check out the band RVIVR if you have not heard of them.. their album "the beauty between... it reminds me of early Against Me!
OH MY GOD ANTHONY!! PLEASEE PLEASEE PLEASEEEEE REVIEW THE NEW LAWRENCE ARMS ALBUM!! OR EVEN PERIPHERY's NEW EP... BUT MOSTLY THE LAWRENCE ARMS! Thank you!!!
You have a record by Andrew Jackson jihad in the Backound!!! I freaking love them!!!
Digging the Knife Man in the back ground
Andrew Jackson Jihad album in the background, nice.
how do you pick which albums to review?
thumb up for the album thumb down for your review, i respect your judgement, but i don't agree at all.
Could you review the new East India Youth album?
review the new damien jurado LP