parry

in the stripped club. straight up "altering it". and by "it", haha, well let's justr say. My ego

I hate to say that I'm disappointed since I love a lot of teen suicide's earlier work, but it's the only word i can find to describe how i feel towards this album.

The whole album sounds bland and generic to me, the instrumentals of this album had me excited because they had potential but i dislike the lyricism and vocals. Half this album sounds like what your average person imagines alternative music to sound like. There's nothing for me to really comment on. Didn't ... read more

Instrumentally the album is nothing extraordinary, which is understandable considering Jay was a beginner guitarist when he started working on this album. It's a respectable effort though. Same goes for the vocals. I often like raw sounding vocals but I'm not too big on the raw vocals here, maybe because they're very underdeveloped.

I really like some of the lyrics on this album. It's evident that most of the focus in this album is directed towards lyricism. Cut so deep I ... read more

When I'm down, I can always rely on sad british music to throw me into an even deeper depression.

Jokes aside I really love this album. The lyrics are blunt and uncomfortable but they're well written. I can't help but get reminded of 14 year old me when i listen to this, the songs closely resemble him.