Trench is an album that always gets me forward, it isn't art, but this music just simply speaks to me and the vibe resonances with mine. A simple personal opinion, probably influenced by nostalgia.

Twenty-one pilots releases provide a refreshing and independent vibes, this is not the most ambitious music there is, however this is an album that will just stick to some tastes, while push away others. Can't say why I like this and Trench so much, but I know it will stay with me for a long time.

I feel like the album is not really consistent, I like the general vibe, there are some interestingly sounding songs and fire tunes but the album overall is hard to listen in one sitting for me.

Oh yes, metal mommy please crush me. (Yes, bricks are indeed heavy). Also, I feel like there could be a bit more volume to the vocal in many parts of the album, apart from that very enjoyable and hard hitting.

Ultra-edgy album, with a pop rock sounding at parts (and metal at others), however apart from that general downsides it came pretty neat and enjoyable from time to time. It reaches for a very powerful sounding, whilst achieving probably only 50% of the strength they wanted. That is why I mostly use it as a time killer/ background tune, as it has good melodies and was decently carried out. The thing I appreciate the most is that Palaye tried to go for something more than just a good rock album, ... read more

The Wall is definitely not just another brick... A piece of art really, a performance in your headphones, a story told and emotions shared with simple waves, yet with so much depth. Tear down the wall but save this album forever!!!

A real pearl of the sea. RHCP is probably as mainstream as U can go in this genre, but I don't really care, the guys are making awesome music and are spreading golden vibes with this album.

To be honest, I got here thanks to House M. D. and I am glad I did. The album has a few good ones.

I adore this album for spreading these sounds all over the world. It's the music to fall in love with, It's the music to enjoy your life, It's the music to just enjoy your day. I would give some songs a 100, some just a bit less, however the vibe shall live on forever! If you can't feel this music, then you need some dancing and/or a true feeling of love in your life.

An absolute classic of an album! A very suitable representation for the rock genre made in a top form. Nevertheless, I find the Sex Pistols and the Clash to provide more admirable collections and Iggy was closer to that with his golden punk work with the Stooges.

An incredible album, every song is structured very well on a bright idea. The opening song gives a very neat sketch of the rest of the album and catches attention with its clever satire. The album combines an uplifting and full of energy vibe with an invitation for deeper consideration and thoughts about our actions and relations.

Kino made a huge contribution to the punk rock scene with this album, their music always flows with so many emotions, every Eastern European citizen can connect with this regardless of whether they speak Russian or no. I wish my language was on the level where I could enjoy this fully, but Kino will still remain in my heart forever.

Ultimate vibe for me, the album is like hypnosis every time I listen to it. Outstanding and original. I recommend playing it submerged underwater in a bath or standing under a hot shower with your forehead on the cold wall. A real sensory journey right there.

I think this album is a hug success for Biting Elbows, I'd like to see more albums like this, maybe with some more brave additions and experiments. Nevertheless, it is a very enjoyable album of great standard (for modern rock). The electronic additions seem to take a lead, while staying in harmony with the vibe. I do usually hate enhancing rock with electronics, however guys here did it really well and could potentially take it further like Linkin Park did.

One of the most incredible albums in Polish history, huge shoutout to the old Staszewski for his work and to is work and all of Kult for making it eternal. I love this album, song structures relating to poetry as a part of the irony is great, gonna get a tattoo relating to the Baranek song soon. Nevertheless, I believe that Celina isn't the best song for the opening, while Dyplomata is a perfect end with the language switch.