Say Anything

Hebrews

A bit corrosive to start off with with some very annoying post-self-titled era Say Anythingisms but as the tracklist goes on and Max starts adding a bit more nuance into the songs rather than awkwardly half-screeching, the album becomes a bit more genuine and is the most personal album Say Anything has written since Is A Real Boy even if a few of the songs feel like a not as good take on Yellow Slash Red Cat. I'd agree in that it's probably overhated but it's still a long shot from any of the ... read more