Rage Against the Machine for cocky dumbasses and frat chumps. Imagine Limp Bizkit but much dumber.
Bon Jovi for nincompoops. I'd rather gouge my eyes out with a spoon than listen to Hinder.
"Ladies and Gentlemen" is basically Imagine Dragons before they exist but switch out overproduced synths, bass drops, and hip hop beats with butt rock riffs, the rest is just forgettable as hell butt rock.
Glorified Creed-inspired arena rock slop. Go listen to Dream Theater, they have both bark and bite compared to this.
Fall Out Boy becoming the best sellout since Maroon 5 and the Black Eyed Peas. They switch between cheesy ass Creed-coded tracks like "Centuries" and "Immortals" and grocery store overhead music like "Uma Thurman" and "Irresistible", and forgettable duds. Feels like they were taking Nickelback's advice on how to make a successful single.
Fear Factory walked so Starset could run. This is a pretty solid industrial metal album coming from the days of fellow great acts of the time like Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson, Rammstein, Ministry, Rob Zombie, and KMFDM.
Imagine the Nickelback song from the 2002 Spider-Man movie but with a riff that blatantly rips off Linkin Park and make it cater to AMV obsessed twats whose taste in rock music is limited to butt rock, Octanecore, and movie trailer music/car commercial background noise. Want real hype music, stick with Metallica, Slayer, Pantera, and Sepultura.
Limp Bizkit's earlier hits may be guilty pleasures of mine but this deadass sounds like the inspiration for Twenty One Pilots (in a bad way).
Fall Out Boy going full on Creed but switch out Mark Tremonti's guitar riffs with overproduced synths, bass drops, and hip hop beats.
The Pop Princess makes a solid pop album during the days of Pitbull and Flo Rida flexing about money, partying, and women.
A pretty solid pop album from the days of recession pop, the tracks are pretty catchy and enjoyable despite the sometimes juvenile lyrics.