With such a great opener, you'd think Make Believe would maintain that quality throughout the album. I guess it's too good to be true.

I'm going through Weezers whole discography because I hate myself. Overall, their first four projects range from decent to fantastic. However, Make Believe seems to be the bands first decent into making truly bad music. When I listen to Weezer, I expect fun, upbeat rock, or music that I can emotionally connect to because I'm very lonely and I need a hug. ... read more

*Travis Scott joined the server*

So Travis Scott just released a collaboration mixtape out of the blue. That's right, this isn't your typical solo Travis Scott affair. Travis Scott has just formed a collective known as the JackBoys, which includes Travis Scott, Don Toliver, and Sheck Wes. Now, I like all of these artists a fair bit, though I mainly listen to Travis Scott. From what I've heard of Sheck Wes and Don Toliver, however, they seem to be pretty promising artists. Sheck Wes has a ... read more

My friend told me to listen to this project. Just wanted to give a quick shoutout to her, Zoe's the best!

Yeah, I've gotta listen to more clipping. Now that I know how good they are, I can expect to be listening to them a lot nowadays. Hell, CLPPNG has been one of my most listened to albums this year. I honestly don't know why I haven't reviewed it yet. just so much to say about this album, but I wanna try to keep it brief I don't like taking hours to write reviews that no one is gonna ... read more

Maladroit is everything that Green should have been.

After their five year hiatus, Weezer finally released the long-awaited Green self titled album. Overall, that album was underwhelming with some good moments here and there. It just got very boring very quickly. However, Weezer really stepped their game up with the next album Maladroit. It's similar to the Green album in many ways, mainly the song writing. It's pretty mediocre at points, but there are some gems here and there. However, ... read more

If you didn't read my review, I hated Bad Vibes Forever and everything it stood for. After listening to Bad Vibes Forever, I decided to return to X's first posthumous album to hear if it was any better.

Overall, Skins is a soulless, disappointing cash grab that I feel like X wouldn't want to be released. Many of these songs don't display even a hint of passion. With that being said, there are actually quite a few solid tracks on this album. "Guardian Angel" has a pretty nice ... read more

As I listen to this album, I can imagine X looking down from the heavens (or probably the hells), and watching in disgust as his estate releases every single tidbit of recordings just so they can get a little bit of that sweet green cash money.

First off, screw every album title for X's releases, posthumous or not. Ok, 17, I get, and Revenge, I get. Don't be out here ruining the term "vibe" for me, and don't even get me started on god damn ?.

Despite me not liking a lot of X's ... read more

Well, people were really right about this being the “normal SpongeBob” of Weezer albums.

After a five year hiatus, Weezer dropped Green in 2001. The album is very different from their previous album, Pinkerton, but shares many similarities with their debut album, Blue. Green contains many of the fun aspects that were found on Blue. However, the main difference between the two is that Blue is a lot more careless and fun, while Green seems very formulaic and one dimensional, which ... read more

Not funny, didn't laugh

bbno$ really vibibn' fr tho

I first found out about bbno$ through the Yung Gravy song "Early Afternoon Stroll." I never really bothered to check him out at the time, that was until "Lalala" dropped. "Lalala," has become one of my favorite songs of the year because of just how fun it is. Y2K's production matches perfectly with bbno$'s laid-back flow throughout the track. I then listened to a few other songs by him, in which I also enjoyed all of those a lot. ... read more

I'll keep this insanely breif

Overall, I like N**** On The Moon, but sonically, it doesn't blow my mind. However, I love the cryptic lyrics on there, and the minimal production balances out really well with it. It's a more lyrically heavy album which I have no problem with, but the project didn't exactly blow me away, but I still really like it. Jenny Death, on the other hand, blew my mind from the get get get get-go go go go. I love the insane, balls-to-the-walls production throughout the ... read more

I've been trying to complete my listening of the entire Death Grips discography, and in some twist of fate I completely forgot to listen to their first whole mixtape! Am I some sort of a doofus?

Exmilitary showcases some of Death Grips' most raw and loud songs to date. Overall, this whole mixtape is a riot and a half. I don't think I've ever heard vocals like the ones on "Spread Eagle Cross The Block," in any other later Death Grips project. Usually, I would say that Death Grips ... read more

Sure, I could ramble on about how this album is just filled to the brim with cliche, boring radio filler pop songs, but I feel like everyone's already said that about this album, so I'll just summarize what my main thoughts are before I get into the glaring elephant in the room that I haven't seen anyone really mention.

Overall, Head in the Clouds II is a huge step down from the first Head in the Clouds album. The first album may have been mediocre, but at the very least it felt memorable. ... read more

This is the album that I've been needing in 2019.

A lot of the music I listen to consists of up-beat, energetic, and sometimes very heavy songs. Hell, one of my most listened to artists as of now is Death Grips, who are known for their heavy, bombastic and tortured sound. I've been listening to a lot of that type of music, but I've been lacking music with a calming and soothing atmosphere, until a week ago when I finally sat down and listened to this album. Trust me, I'll be having this ... read more

Post Malone took a good few steps backwards with this album.

Hollywood's Bleeding is Post Malone's attempt at saying "hey guys, I'm not rap, so let me pack half of the album with boring indie songs!" Yeah, this album is really a mixed bag. He still has slick trap bangers on here that I really enjoy, like "Enemies" and "Wow." However, a good amount of this album is taken up by pop/indie rock songs. Sure, Post Malone has the vocal chops to pull that kind of a ... read more

I've been sitting on this EP for too long.

August 08 has always been one of my favorite artists off of 88rising. He has a wonderful singing voice, can write well, and is always backed by great production that fits him well. August is just very talented in every aspect, and it shines more than ever on this newest EP, Happy Endings*. This new EP presents a set of very relaxing, laid back tracks that really emit this chill "vibe." Even before the project came out, I had ... read more

This was a really tough listen the first time through.

Blue and Pinkerton are always put on this pedestal of the two great Weezer albums, and while they are, the two albums are completely different. While Blue has a focus on being much more welcoming, friendly, and quirky, Pinkerton is a lot more unsettling to listen to. The music itself is a lot more rough and unpolished than the music on Blue, but that's not the main focus of the album. Pinkerton dives into Rivers' sex life (or lack ... read more

Jumex is one of the most obvious industry plants I've come across.

Despite me never really diving into his whole discography, I've never been the biggest fan of Lil Peep's music. it's just not really for me. That being said, Lil Peep is a very interesting musician, and one of the most influential artists in the past couple of years. Peep had a very unique style that worked well with his voice and personality. It sounded organic and raw coming from him. Now take Lil Peep's music, take all ... read more

I think it's safe to say that my dad introduced me to Weezer. Ever since I was a kid, my dad would play Weezer songs in the car. I specifically remember him playing "Undone," "El Scorcho," "Bevery Hills," And "I Want You To." I was never the biggest fan of any of them, except for "Undone" as a middle school student, I loved "Undone." However, it's only recently that I decided to check out the full album that this came from. Prior ... read more

"I can't let anybody know that I really like this album," I type as I publish this review for the whole world to see.

I remember the first time I heard a song off of here. Somebody recommended me "800db cloud" on Instagram. I listened to a little bit of it and enjoyed it. It was a weird experience, but I didn't hate it. Fast forward a few weeks later and I keep repeating this damn album. There's just something so captivating about it. Maybe it's the heavily produced ... read more

I should start this off by saying that I like Amen way more than I should. Amen is an extremely solid debut LP from Rich Brian. It's just straight banger after banger, and I definitely come back to that album all the time. With that being said, Brian still had some unlocked potential that he could have used. I've been waiting for a project like The Sailor to drop, and the day has finally come.

Even though I think The Sailor and Amen are both 8/10's, I can safely say that The Sailor is a ... read more