I was fortunate, or unfortunate, you decide. To see this on Veep, which was really... Well, bad. To be simple.

This was a bit weak for them personally. The first part felt slow and boring, but it ended up picking up at the end, I feel like they had other songs for the big orchestra show, but it ended up being Weak, which is a song I do not like, not to be harsh. But other than that. The only problems were just not their control, mostly the camera shots of the show. Many of them were so ... read more

I've got nothing to say, it's just good, sorry

Din Yndlingssang is Schæfers 3rd release, and the best release so far, this is just a masterpiece. This, like the 2 other releases are a soft indie pop song, this time captivating on having a hard time moving on from a person you used to love. And listening to the music they listen to without them. This is just a sweet little gem of a song. Schæfer is a very small band, we talking as of writing this, they have around 6.000 monthly listeners. And peaking at 10.000 when they release. ... read more

Schæfers second release called "Venter" is like "Chefer" a soft indie pop with some electronic parts into it. This is probably my least favorite of the 3 releases they made so far. As of November 2025. And this is just really good, nothing more to say.

The Danish Band called Schæfer released their debut single "Chefer" earlier this year, and this hits different from all the other danish indie pop genre, which is shockingly big. Chefer is a unique danish song which talks about the fustration and hatred the person has on their boss, and how they think the boss is weird. The funny thing is in danish, both Schæfer and Chefer is pronounced in the same way, which is funny. This song has some very unique points to it self, ... read more

Arctic Monkeys "AM" album is one of the more debatable albums, where there exist two types of people, the ones who say that AM is the best piece of music ever known to man, and the people saying that it's just mid, and I'm gonna admit it, I'm the number two.

This album is actually really good, a solid 8... If it weren't for the fact that I don't like Alex Turners voice and style of singing, which is the main factor for me, A singer can make or break an ... read more

Ribkoi's "Fallin In" is well-executed for a simple album with one instrument, just a person with a good voice and an acoustic guitar, and a mind full of ideas. This album is really simple, but really pleasent to listen to. These types of albums tend to lack a bit of well... music, and this has the same problem. The album feels alot like the same the whole time. It feels like I'm listening to some of the songs, over and over again. But other than that, I really don't ... read more

Even tho Close To Paradise ins't Patrick Watsons best album ever, I'd probably say it's one of the least good one, this is still extremely good. Everything from Close To Paradise, Slip Into Your Skin, Giver, Man Under The Sea and Luscious Life, everything is just really good, nothing under 90/100, Patrick Watson keeps scoring amazing score after amazing score.

Patrick Watson is a very experimental artist, and chooses to do something unique every new album, this pays good, but ... read more

This might actually be the best DANGUS album (Nevermind), and that tells alot. Late To Pay (Train Tickets) might be one of the best songs made by DANGUS (me), and I can actually say that I am proud of that song. And the rest? Well, there's Mark Pt. III, being... Mark. Just not the music you wanna experience while having your hearing, maybe if you are deaf, or wanna be deaf. You might wanna listen to the album. The 10 comes from Late To Pay (Train Tickets).

I love how most of the high points of the album is the songs that DANGUS DIDN'T MAKE. These songs are just not the thing. The Intro and 88 might actually be the only cool thing on the album, the rest is either okay-ish... again and pure ear cancer. And for the question if DANGUS will make a good song someday, that we don't know, my guess is probably not.

These songs are just samples apon samples and really not that special, the memorables are Mark Pt. II as usual, and Womp Womp?, ... read more

I really like how I had a theme for the album for once.
This album is a bit more on the more unserious and funny side of my music, especially with the theme being you know. Gingers. And some of these are actually memorable, especially Gingers, Mark Pt. I, He Said He Wasn't Ginger, GSWKW, and 1.0.6. And i'm really proud of myself for putting in the SCP referrence on 1.0.6. "This might be ok", and that is what I call Elite Ball Knowledge.

These songs are really just... "special"
This was just abusing the organs and the pads on the masterpiece called Bandlab. These songs sounds perfect when it comes to a 14-year old bored in his bedroom at 2 am, this album really does nothing at all. Aside from Someday I Might Find True Love, Unusual and the three last songs which sound okay, the album really doesn't have anything special to offer like previously on Can't Riddle Me This with track 1 and 3. These are like 20% ... read more

As I'm Re-reviewing this. I'm actually realising how bad it is

The highpoints are Give Grandma Her Pills and 230C for 20 Minutes

Nothing more to say

Old Review: 26/100
This exquisite melodic masterpiece create by one of the most talented 14 year-olds at the time, will exceed your expectations on 230*C for 20 Minutes and Give Grandma Her Pills. These two tracks are the highpoints of DANGUS' debut album released a solid around 10 hours before his 2nd studio release. These ... read more

Hey man, this is just peak, just peak.
Heres the link for it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koHxo3lAsZI&t=7s

As the main guy himself, I absolutely despise what abomination I have created. This is beyond unlistenable and despite being sane enough to make 29 songs, this just lacks anything and everything. Ear cancer at it's peak.

Atleast it was fun to make

Even tho I'm almost a month late on reviewing this, I haven't really reviewed anything lately. So this will be kinda random.

Patrick Watsons new album had a high expectation from me, 'cause of his good singles like "Silencio and "Ça va", And apon first hearing. I was mildly dissapointed, but I knew it just needed time to grow on me, and time i gave it. I originally first listened to the whole album when my pre-order of the vinyl came home. Where I listened ... read more

Hey Guys, Long time no see. And AJR's new EP is the perfect way to come back.

A lot has happened between the months, where I've gotten a bit silent. The main reason was me entering, and exiting a big relationship. A bad relationship, and as much as I want to explain it all. I think it's best to keep it to my personal life. The last thing I want is everything to be online. Long story short; It was not a good relationship for the last two months it was alive. I've also gotten ... read more

Little AJR Lover bias here... But I fucking love this. The energy, the piano, everything. They getting better. Even tho they milked and spoiled half the song on their social media. In love man❤️❤️❤️❤️

"I got Kunst, what else do i need? Musik:"
I say I tend to hate a lil' bit on this guy, cause I feel everybody had a phase where they only listened to Joost, but a few weeks or like 1-2 months later had 0 listening hours, like this guy was number 4 on my wrapped and in the period of July-December, I listened to almost nothing from his discography. But his music is actually okay. The rave part of the album does not hit hard, it's more the albums lowest points.

Europapa, ... read more

"Who in their mind, could put these lyrics on such good music?" Well... Pent Up Pup could!
Onto the review. The album as a whole, lyrics and music, they are on two different points, let's say I'd review it as a instrumental... I've given it a 80+ score, but the lyrics, which are horrendous and lowkey disgusting drags it down to a whopping 33...
erm... yeah... that was Furfag