Doolittle

What starts out as promising and bitey alternative rock with Debaser and Tame, quickly devolves into a boring mush of halfbaked ideas, awkward moments, grating singing and filler. There’s some good songs here and there, but never do they top the first two. It just sounds really unfocused and like they were dicking around in the studio rather than honing in on making a good, tight record. Not horrible, but rarely do I ever hear the spark of genius that others do from this sloppy hodgepodge of late 80’s, early 90’s rock tropes.

The vast influence on generations of Alt Rock is heard, with strands of Nirvana and Weezer influence and 10 times out of 10, even at this record’s best, I’d rather listen to either of those bands instead.