Blurryface
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80
In addition to the hit singles "Ride" and "Stressed Out" -- which tackle millennial angst and relatable life struggles -- Blurryface is packed with self-aware lyrics, clever observations, and deep introspection.
"Hey let's make an album about how bad pop music is, and how we struggle to express ourselves as musicians!"
"Ok, what genre/style should we make it?"
"Top 40s"
"Sounds good bro"
"Ok, what genre/style should we make it?"
"Top 40s"
"Sounds good bro"
Just a daily reminder that Spectrum Pulse gave this the same score as Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
straight up formula pop SHIT. i can't believe i let my ears go through the torture that is blurryface. the members of the group annoy me as people, and the songs are like mad libs. plug in a few words that make it seem trendy, add in pronouns like "her, she" to make them about a girl, and then layer it over a repetitive beat that has no creativity. i'm gonna go tear my heart (yeah i know) so i don't have to hear this band again
I mean, it's not as bad as some might have you believe, but it ain't all that good either...
Track List
- Heavydirtysoul
- Stressed Out
- Ride
- Fairly Local
- Tear In My Heart
- Lane Boy
- The Judge
- Doubt
- Polarize
- We Don't Believe What's On TV
- Message Man
- Hometown
- Not Today
- Goner
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Added on: March 26, 2015
