While Ava is very clearly trying to ride off of Dua Lipa’s success, Ava does serve cunt on the album.

Frank Ocean has the amazing ability to create some of the best songs I’ve ever heard and put them next to the worst interludes imaginable.

If you heard one song from this record, you've heard all of them. That's all I need to say. There is also a song about toilets. That is a glorious masterpiece.

I feel like Sam’s emotions are genuine, yet the last person I’d ask to do a queer anthem with is Ed Sheeran.

This album is an experience. It’s 1000% a contender for the best album of the year and it’s only JANUARY. Unfortunately the album artwork is AI Generated, which sucks, but it is a genuinely amazing album and a must listen.

A very nice album, it's very soothing and relaxing. It feels like background music to a very quiet life. I like that a lot.

This album makes it seem like Fred Durst has anger management problems and that his only response to anything is violence.

I also am not a fan of the completely unrelated instrumental breaks tacked onto the end of certain songs. Make the instrumental breaks tie into the aesthetic of the rest of the song, dammit!

I like most of the songs on here. I like their melodies. Some songs are complete ass tho (Timezone, Bla Bla Bla, Kool Kids).

Jesus, Yoko. A red woman? Angry black man? God damn. At least "Why" and "It's Gonna Rain" made me burst out laughing. In her last track, the cover of Imagine, she sounds like a badly tuned Vocaloid.

edit: 50th album!

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I'm gonna be honest, I love the vocalist's vocals. It reminds me of some of Jack Stauber's more eccentric songs mixed with a punk aesthetic. I personally am a big fan of that. I don't like the songs that overstay their welcome, though.

It feels very corporate and filled with no emotions. Best track on the record is carried by Khalid.

I don’t get the hype behind her. I like her voice but her flow isn’t the best.

As someone who likes loud music, I can safely say that this album is all of the faults of noise put together into one album. It's also too edgy for me, and Sematary's voice is way too droning. However, "Burn a Cop Car" is just straight fire. Only good cop is a dead cop.

Didn’t really do it for me

This album reinforces that I don't really like old punk music because it feels like a bunch of quirked-up teenagers trying to sound different, and like yeah they probably WERE different at the time but the emphasis should be on the TRYING aspect. This album is trying way too hard to be punk and out of the box it sucks.

In spite of the EP's title, this project makes me feel warm inside. That makes it amazing to me. People really say Weezer fell off after their early shit? Wow.

I don’t really care for the music, a bit too waily for me. But there are some bangers on here.

This album is, meh. It's nothing to write home about. They put their whole Parkussy in Numb, and the other tracks have this weird record-scratching sound that I don't like. I feel like that's just the band trying to sound more "hip hop" if you get what I'm trying to say, even though Chester's vocals are the highlight of the entire thing.

Also wow forty albums, this is an accomplishment for me.

I really liked the opening but it kinda fell off over time. It had a lot of potential but really squandered a lot of it. Enjoyed it a lot, tho. RIP Mac.