SUGAREGG
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CRITIC REVIEWS
80
Bully’s SUGAREGG can be vulnerable, but Bognanno’s latest collection of songs is built to last.
5mo
75
It’s a product full of joy, not maddening, but genuinely uplifting and encouraging. It’s also the best thing Bognanno has written.
5mo
70
Where she previously sounded coiled with frustration and injustice, SUGAREGG is characterised by a level of controlled anger – like the loosening of tension in the process has translated into a more concentrated outcome.
5mo
70
Simply put, Bully knows how to make music for feeling young and utterly confused, sometimes hopeless, and ultimately, completely alive.
5mo
70
The good news is that Bully are still loud and noisy on SUGAREGG. That's what makes them such a great live band. Alicia Bognanno explodes with energy.
5mo
70
The great Nineties-loving band’s latest is their most self-assured album yet.
5mo
Children, stop screaming :(
Except for the vocals, every song felt the same, I don't think the song I chose as a favorite is much different from the others.
Fav Song: Come Down
Except for the vocals, every song felt the same, I don't think the song I chose as a favorite is much different from the others.
Fav Song: Come Down
FAVORITE TRACK: Where to Start
LEAST FAVORITE TRACK: Like Fire
Bully's third full length is nothing new for the band as Alicia Bognanno stays pretty much consent with past projects. This album feels a bit long at times and would be more solid had 3 or so tracks been cut and if more flavor had been added to SUGAREGG. But Bully does their punk-inspired, alternative rock sound well and are a blueprint for what most bands in this genre should sound like. It's nothing special in the eyes of ... read more
LEAST FAVORITE TRACK: Like Fire
Bully's third full length is nothing new for the band as Alicia Bognanno stays pretty much consent with past projects. This album feels a bit long at times and would be more solid had 3 or so tracks been cut and if more flavor had been added to SUGAREGG. But Bully does their punk-inspired, alternative rock sound well and are a blueprint for what most bands in this genre should sound like. It's nothing special in the eyes of ... read more
Bully - Sugaregg
Genre: Indie Rock
Country: US
Final Verdict: 55% (Pleasant Album)
Yearly Ranking: 766th / 1014
Highlight: Where to Start
Made me think of:
Paramore
Charly Bliss
Courtney Barnett
Wolf Alice
Silversun Pickups
Genre: Indie Rock
Country: US
Final Verdict: 55% (Pleasant Album)
Yearly Ranking: 766th / 1014
Highlight: Where to Start
Made me think of:
Paramore
Charly Bliss
Courtney Barnett
Wolf Alice
Silversun Pickups
Track-by-track ratings:
1. Add It On (8.4/10)
2. Every Tradition (8.3/10)
3. Where to Start (8.7/10)
4. Prism (8.5/10)
5. You (7.6/10)
6. Let You (7.9/10)
7. Like Fire (7.3/10)
8. Stuck In Your Head (8.0/10)
9. Come Down (7.6/10)
10. Not Ashamed (8.1/10)
11. Hours and Hours (7.8/10)
12. What I Wanted (8.3/10)
Average: 8.0/10
1. Add It On (8.4/10)
2. Every Tradition (8.3/10)
3. Where to Start (8.7/10)
4. Prism (8.5/10)
5. You (7.6/10)
6. Let You (7.9/10)
7. Like Fire (7.3/10)
8. Stuck In Your Head (8.0/10)
9. Come Down (7.6/10)
10. Not Ashamed (8.1/10)
11. Hours and Hours (7.8/10)
12. What I Wanted (8.3/10)
Average: 8.0/10
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New Track: Bully – “Hours And Hours” 
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Year End Lists
| #4 | / | Good Morning America |
| #31 | / | The Alternative |
| #31 | / | The Forty-Five |
| #38 | / | Under the Radar |
Track List
- Add It On
- Every Tradition
- Where to Start
- Prism
- You
- Let You
- Like Fire
- Stuck in Your Head
- Come Down
- Not Ashamed
- Hours and Hours
- What I Wanted
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Added on: June 11, 2020