Soundtrack to my middle-school years, and upon returning to it I found this album to be better than just my nostalgia. An incredible thrill with a consistent energy and flow from front to back. There was never a dull moment like you would’ve expect from a 2010s Pop-Punk album like this. Whenever you feel like you’re about to reach a lull point the record introduces enough new elements to make each track feel excitingly new, and not more of the same. A Warped Tour Classic and album ... read more
Going off of the most popular songs from this album you’d expect a much bigger and cohesive album. Blue Sky sounds like a combination of iconic 90s dirty grunge guitar and hooks. Mellow Emo influences and Alt-Rock power choruses can be heard in songs like The Day You Said Goodnight and Kahit Pa… but unfortunately every other track is just borderline flat and an unimaginative chore to get through, which ultimately results in an overall mid listening experience. My rating is as high ... read more
A more than worthy successor to 2023s already quirky Wallsocket. The electrifying rhythms and energy this album exudes never fails to brighten my days… even upon multiple re-listenings. Very neat to see more stuff coming from the SF scene. Btw is that Stonestown Galleria on the cover?
Super cool concepts, soundscapes, and vibes. I can see much more potential that goes beyond the peaks of this record. I imagine this follow-up as more groundwork for much grander and complex compositions, but as it is… this is extremely groovy stuff.
Was highly-anticipating this record only to be left wanting more of it. Cameron’s creativity soared with the 2 recent singles, and this album took that and went further with more fun and experimental highs to add to his catalogue. It’ll always be a treat looking forward to seeing anything from any black-midi alumni and this record continues to prove that.