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IMO the best album Heart Attack Man has released. Great pop-punk sound, great guitar, great vocals, just a good well-rounded and powerful record. Ironically even though HAM’s title tracks are usually my favorites from their albums, I found that Like A Kennedy, Late To The Orgy, and Stick Up were all more powerful and resonating than Freak Of Nature. Still a wonderful title track that embodies the hammy vibe, and maybe I’m slightly biased because Late To The Orgy is my favorite track ... read more

This album has some of the best lyrics HAM has produced in their history. It’s visceral, thoughtful, and really rams it into you how much they hate fake bitches! The songs are all super catchy and for the most part have amazing instrumentals, which makes for some really great riffs throughout the album, notably in Rats In A Bucket and Sugar Coated. The entire album has such tangible emotion that feels very personal. Gets a little weak near the end but is brought back up with The Choking ... read more

Absolutely solid debut album with a perfect opening track to set the mood. When I saw these guys live I remember the lead singer saying this album he wrote as a depressed guy in his early 20s shouldn’t be anyone’s favorite by them and that they have way better music, which is true LOL. That doesn’t make this album bad, but it’s admittedly grating to listen to close to the end; Cut Off At The Knees and Taking Sides were two of the album’s weakest songs IMO, just ... read more