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Seriously, who invented bro-country? The name alone sounds hilarious and the content is even more. Well, there is nothing different about this album. Incredibly, everything sounds ridiculous, superficial and, honestly, it can be defined as a set of the worst of heterosexuality. Two white straight guys in the most monotonous performance of the country genre mixed with trap beats singing with their husky voices about the happiness of having hot girls, new trucks and also a kind of fanatic ... read more

I don't know how to express exactly my opinion on this album, but there's nothing that goes through my head except that it's incomplete. The production is great. It has a very rich and diverse versatility that, for an entirely pop album, is even surprising, considering that it's a debut. The influences of Lana Del Rey in "Blue" and Tame Impala in "Sour Times" are clear and the trait of these artists in the songs was pretty well developed. The previously released tracks are ... read more

It's funny to see how this album fits perfectly in the concept of 2000's pop rock/punk pop, specially on avril lavigne's side. Pale Waves took a trip to one of the most influential teenage's sounds of 20 something (or less) years ago in the most legitimate way possible. It's an old sonority recycled many a time, but i personally still enjoy it. It's an enjoyable album!

SG Lewis provided a legit "Dance Pop, House and Nu-Disco" body of work. Except for "Fall", there's not even a dull track in the project, there're no skips! Everything stands out gently with dancing vibes. Moreover, the versatility of merging several genres that have been highlighted in different decades and crossing them with maestry is a point that deserves recognition. For Lewis's niche, it's an awesome album!