It was never the same after Ryan left. At least we got two solid albums.
No one can tell me this is bad because I already know it is. Showgirls is to Movies as A Fever You Can't Sweat Out is to Music. I Love them both.
Always been perplexed as to why I like this so much. Found it digging through my grandpa's old records and have been listening to it ever since.
Played Superman That for my mom. She told me it wasn't music.
Best Death Grips project hands down. I will never forget moshing to Spread Eagle.
I want to be back in the pit, taking an elbow straight to the nose while they play Giving Bad People Good Ideas
Waves of Confidence is mystical
I've just always really liked this one. Comes at you 100mph then puts you in a trance
First time i listened to American Guilt, I immediately ran it back. I Love that guitar tone.
This album captures the nostalgic feeling of looking back on stale summer afternoons and melancholic nights. Times that, while in the moment are nothing special, but when we look back on them, compare them to whatever hectic mess we're in now, seem more special than ever.
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