jon be goin heavyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

FUCK YALL THIS SONG IS GOATED

My favorite album of all time. Gorillaz ramp it up more better than before, blowing Demon Days out of the water. Each song is so beautifully crafted, making everything feel fresh and alive. This whole album is truly such a remarkable piece of work, and deserves its praise. 10/10

Excellent re-imagining. Such an elegant track, the vocals along with the soft piano and violins really put this single together, ESPECIALLY the piano solo, like DAMN, that was amazing. The end was really unexpected but went really hard, it was like he was spilling his true feelings at the end. 9.5/10

Don't really get the hate for this track, I think it's easily one of their best songs. Chorus slaps along with the instrumental. Corey Taylor is a big highlight, really bringing the heaviness this song needs. Overall pretty great track.

This is a really solid single from Falling In Reverse IMO, I had it on repeat on Spotify A LOT during 2020. The chorus and instrumentals are really well put together especially during the heavy sections of this song. The lyrics are OK, nothing special, but it doesn't ruin the song.

This album is undoubtedly Falling In Reverse's best work. Ronnie's singing is a lot less annoying and very much more bearable to listen to, although there are some cringe and iffy moments here and there in some songs such as I Hate Everyone & Paparazzi (although I found them weirdly catchy, lol.) Anyway, If you want to start listening to Falling In Reverse, I'd start here.

This album is pretty awful. I really only found two of the tracks pretty listenable, such as Chemical Prisoner and God, If You Are Above.
Chemical Prisoner was a pretty decent track, but some of the lyrics are pretty awful. GIYAA was also a decent one, with also some decent lyrics. That's it. That's all I found good in this album. Mostly awful

Look, this album has a LOT of cringe moments, but some of the tracks are actually pretty decent. Still a bad album though.

I'm not at all proud to say I liked this album in an early point in my life. Listening to it now, GOD DAMN, is it bad. What the hell was wrong with me. I'm not even going to say anything about it, just listening to a single track can tell you why these reviews are so critical.

Such a solid album with banger after banger. Bilmuri's elegant singing along with his screamo moments really bring this album together.

Sounds very basic and bland, nothing really unique that stands out.

Gorillaz’s Cracker Island is pretty… okay. Don’t get me wrong, this album is pretty well put together, although most of the tracks seem lacking in terms of charm, as previous Gorillaz records have demonstrated. Features are also pretty okay, nothing to be TOO hyped about. Overall, this album is pretty generic but do have a few highlights, such as Silent Running and Skinny Ape. 6/10

This album introduces Kurt Travis as the clean vocals, and does so pretty nicely. Jon Mess is back again bringing in the raw vocal energy needed for this album. Overall, pretty great album but does lack in some areas in terms of flow.

Demon Days, I’d say is one of the best albums ever made. Beautifully produced with catchy melodies, this album shines through every track.

Gorillaz’s debut album is a mix between funkiness, electronic, and pop which certainly makes this album an absolute treat to listen to.

Jon Mess’s vocals in this album certainly weren’t the best at this time, but still felt very raw and powerful. Jonny Craig’s vocals were absolutely top notch, which really stands out in a few tracks. Guitar work was also spectacular, along with the drum work.