kdawg21

Definitely Foo Fighters’ best showing musically imo. Dave Grohl’s ability to take loss and continue to be inspired to release music, just demonstrates his passion for what he does. Losing two best friends is something I couldn’t even imagine experiencing. His pain is deep, yet he continues to grow artistically. I truly commend his perseverance, as well as Pat Smear too. Although he doesn’t musically shine as much as Dave, he still had to manage greaf, yet he still is ... read more

The Big Day, but make it metal 🤘

This album is just not entertaining to listen to. There really aren’t any moments that stick out to me. As much as I didn’t mind Nobody as a single, it just doesn’t save the whole album with its mediocrity.

Not sure what I was expecting from this soundtrack, but clearly this just wasn’t it. Some songs are bangers, but most just feels too safe. The instrumentals are wayyy to stripped back, leaving the songs with not much structure, no real sense of direction. I guess the movie will bring more context, and I’m certainly edit this review after watching the movie. When the instrumentals are grand and hard hitting, the songs work. Swae Lee, Rocky, Jid, Offset, James Blake, even lil ... read more

Yeat has been an artist I’ve been on the fence about. His distinct style has always been intriguing to me, but for some reason I never was quite interested in actually giving his albums a deep listen as I assumed them to be repetitive and mind numbingly boring. While I do feel that this album is mediocre it established that Yeat offers truly an interesting take on modern music. His style is truly unique, but I do think that he could have trimmed much of the filler on this record. When the ... read more