This album goes to show that you can still make great melodies even though you're not a great vocalist

Standout tracks: Little Fury Things, Kracked, Sludgefeast, In a Jar, Lose

I was introduced to Miles Large through his pedalboard tour video, and I've been a fan ever since. However, I decided I wanted to delve a bit into his original music, and it's safe to say I'm not disappointed.

From the rapid-fired vocals of I'm Fried, to the experimental noise of Otohime's Revenge, this project is not afraid to throw things at the wall and seeing what sticks. And luckily, this wall is smothered.

C'mon

You know this is the shit 🤘

Absurd lack of skips

Nice mix of Alt Rock, Funk, and Punk

An overall great experience front to back

Standouts: Snot, Stoopid, The Box, Tecato, My Balls

WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS TRACKLIST?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? ❗️❗️❗️🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥

Literally Michael Trapson

A nice little alt-rock album that's not afraid to deviate to some weird stuff.

I'd give it a 100, but the song's called No One Knows, and yet it's this band's best known song.

Simply beautiful. The minimal instrumentation of vocals and strings is a match made in heaven. So glad I'm getting more into Aoba's music after only discovering it over the last couple of weeks.

Two Words: Absolutely Beautiful

Can't wait for more

The first four tracks are great, then the album becomes more repetitve and less note-worthy, and only matches the quality of the first four tracks in small moments.

I haven't really checked out much of boygenius' discography up to this point. This EP had made me more invested in checking this project out. Just a really nice, relaxed mood all throughout, coupled with nice vocal harmonies that help develope a soothing soundscape.

To be honest, I'm kinda disappointed that I didn't hate this album as much as I expected to. I was initially excited to see how bad this album could be after listening to the track "Cash and Cobain", just this odd meshing of strummed guitars and a trap drum beat that just didn't work at all. But no, just some more bottom of the barrel rock n' roll with nothing to add to the table.

Overall, just a generic rock album with squawky vocals, and shockingly poor production quality for a ... read more

A nerdy, yet nice record, especially for a debut album.

Nice beat, nice mood, nice vocals, just all around a nice listen. Excited for the album.

This album's called Fresh for a reason ;)

Bad pun aside, this is a great album. I was initially exicted to listen to this album because of the song "If You Want Me to Stay", since the song is among my favorites of the funk genre. And while listening to the album, I was pleased to find that this album still contains plenty of other gems; from the drum-machine grooves of "In Time" and "Frisky", to the soulful, beautiful cover of Doris Day's "Que Sera ... read more

I was first introduced to this band from this album's big singles, No One Knows and Go with the Flow, and I'm glad to say that this album had so much more to offer. One aspect that really caught my attention was how this album includes 3 different vocalists, all of which bring their own unique qualities, while also not causing the album to drastically deviate from the album's established sound of low-tuned guitars and Dave Grohl's mix of heavy and groovy drum parts. Overall, an album filled to ... read more