Their best song yet. Keep em coming!

GREAT. So many layers, so g r o o v y. Some of Joe's best vocals yet. I'm super excited to see what else he releases soon.

EDIT: Lowering score to 60 (was 70). It's just not hitting right for me. It's all because of that chorus mostly, the rest is pretty good. It's too short also imo. Fingers crossed for other upcoming tracks to be better.

I'm left feeling a little underwhelmed from this song compared to other stuff from Wallows but to be fair, this was made remotely during the pandemic (hence the title of the upcoming EP, "Remote"). It's fairly catchy and fun but the hook can become a little too ... read more

CLASSIC

Thanks to Bobby Burns for introducing me to this guy's wonderful music. Very fun, noisy indie rock. This is so criminally underrated, please give it a listen.

Future, shut the fuck up.

You listen to Waka Flocka at all?
Is that a band or a song?

That's a m-... a man.

what the fuck

THAT'S THE HOOK RIGHT THURR

People that gave this a high rating, are you okay?

I see the other reviewers are on the same page as me.

Probably the worst track on MMLP2.

"The song is about the rapper's desire for women with large buttocks." - Wikipedia

I felt like I was listening to a Big Baller B track in the second half.

A. FUCKING. CLASSIC.

Some of the best production I have ever heard.

elevator type beat

Easily Drake at his best.

Overrated. He has so much better than this.

I was pretty saddened to hear that Calpurnia (Finn's previous band) was calling it quits back in November of 2019. Just now I come to find out that Finn and his bandmate Malcolm have made a new Indie Rock project called The Aubreys. It's pretty much more of the same sound from Calpurnia so if you weren't into that then you probably won't like this. The only new things I noticed were it feeling a little more mature and the addition of some synths. As with their previous music, it's obvious they ... read more

Everybody Talks was a pretty good song, so this must be good too, right? Eh, not really. "I Can Feel You Forgetting Me" (very true title) is a boring and painfully average pop record. I already felt like it was too long at only 33 minutes. Nice album cover though.