Showing posts with label grunge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grunge. Show all posts

Saturday, February 7, 2015

Hyperview - Title Fight



I got around to posting this really late so I'm sure most people have already listened to this, but if you haven't or if you've heard about this album and decided not to listen check out what I have to say quick.  I'm a big fan of Title Fight so I was very excited for this album to be released.  When they started releasing singles from the album I started getting more and more hesitant towards it because I wasn't sure if I liked the direction that they were going.  To be honest, this is totally them doing the "in" thing right now.  With that being said, I do like the album.  After listening through it once or twice I wasn't too excited about it.  I didn't really have any drive to go back and listen again.  After being bored and listening through it more I started to like it.  Some songs repeatedly keep getting stuck in my head.  This definitely isn't the album for kids who only liked Shed and aren't in to anything melodic.  Hyperview is really a good album if you give it the chance.  Go into this album with an open mind and spend time letting it sink in.  

Tracklist
1. Murder Your Memory
2. Chlorine
3. Hypernight
4. Mrahc
5. Your Pain Is Mine Now
6. Rose Of Sharon
7. Trace Me Onto You
8. Liar's Love
9. Dizzy
10. New Vision

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Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Jar- Daylight

For a band that often gets lumped in with the so called “emo revival”, I don’t feel that Daylight gets the credit they deserve for the impact they’ve had on the scene. Mostly because they aren’t and emo band, rather the leaders in popularizing grunge among a new generation of listeners. Jar, Daylight’s most recent full length album, could easily pass as a Nirvana reunion album. Fat, distorted guitars pound out simple but effective riffs while accented by very minimal but tasteful lead work. However, the song quality isn’t as consistent as it could be and some songs fall short of the expectations set at the beginning of the album by “Sponge” and “Life in a Jar”. Fortunately, the majority of the album is fantastically written and is definitely worthy of multiple playthroughs. If you want some variety in your collection of emo/pop-punk/indie jams but don’t want to give up the depression, then this album is for you.
-Jack

Tracklist 
  1. Sponge
  2. Life In A Jar
  3. Outside of Me
  4. Sheltered
  5. Crawl
  6. Last October
  7. Youngest Daughter
  8. Knew
  9. No One's Deserving
  10. Hole In The Ground
  11. In On It
  12. Around The Railing
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Sunday, February 23, 2014

Nevermind - Nirvana


I'm posting this because Kurt Cobain's birthday just passed last week and there are way too many people nowadays that don't actually know Nirvana as more than just a name.  I don't care who you are, if you don't like Nirvana and this album then you are a fucking liar.  This will always be one of the best albums of all time and I really don't think that should even be up for debate.  I still to this day think grunge is one of the coolest trends and I wish that it never died.  If you've never listened to this album then stop reading this and listen to it right now.  

Tracklist
1. Smells Like Teen Spirit
2. In Bloom
3. Come As You Are
4. Breed
5. Lithium
6. Polly
7. Territorial Pissings
8. Drain You
9. Lounge Act
10. Stay Away
11. On A Plain
12. Something In The Way

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