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While I don’t think The Offspring have any 9’s or 10’s under their belt, I’ve enjoyed their material enough that I was skeptical of all the overwhelming negative feedback their latest album is currently receiving. But...wow...y’all weren’t kidding. “Let The Bad Times Roll” is an awful listen from its opening moments.

I guess that’s the one positive, it does not hold back from tell you how painful the listen is going to be. The Offspring ... read more

Greta Van Fleet has not only become synonymous with artists being unoriginal but being derivative of a specific corner of 70’s boomer rock that leaves a taste of a “I was born in the wrong generation” sentiment. It’s come to a point that the band’s defining characteristic is how much they sound exactly like Led Zeppelin. To be fair to them, “The Battle at Garden’s Gate” isn’t just ripping off Led Zeppelin the entire time like their last ... read more

My only knowledge of Crypt is his appearance on the dreadful posse cut “Death To Mumble Rap”, and as someone who doesn’t enjoy a lot of YouTube white boy fast rap I probably wouldn’t have given this album a chance if not for the great success that was Quadeca’s latest album. However, while “From Me To You” has been one of my favorite projects of this year, “Buried Alive” ultimately ends up on the opposite end of the spectrum as one of my ... read more

Over the past few weeks, this piece of music created and performed by Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders, and The London Symphony Orchestra has been creating buzz amongst the music world. It isn’t hard to see why, as “Promises” is a great exercise of modern classical, electronic, and jazz music.

This album actually contains just one piece of music with nine movements within said piece, and “Promises” is held together through the use of a handful of chords played on ... read more