>you will never hear this for the first time again
You will never hear this for the first time again
Matthew James
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Samuel Mitchell
when millennial whoop-core makes a comeback in the 2040s this album will be seen as a landmark entry of the genre
Oliver Russell
William Diaz
Nor a first time, fortunately!
Gavin Long
Unironically agree with OP's sentiment.
Isaiah Green
fuckin who came up with that awful term again? becuase he is just as bad as the bands that actually do it. geez what a fucking faggot
Elijah Gray
so you've heard exactly one song from this album
also
>all melisma is the millenial whoop
Gabriel Taylor
lavren is that you?
Ryan Parker
yes it's me, lauren mayberry and the churches
ama
Christopher Thomas
are you sexually attracted to yourself?
Grayson Bell
How many churches are you?
Ian Brooks
...
David Mitchell
yes but only in giantess form
Jaxon Stewart
these questions need to be answered.
Logan Carter
actually two churches, a mosque and a roadside car accident memorial
Eli Price
how serious is it getting between you and justin long?
Daniel Flores
he's fertilizing the clutch of tapioca-like eggs i've laid in our crawl space as we speak
Hunter Gray
What's your opinion on Varg Vikernes, the church burning pagan?
Easton Hernandez
Yeah, It's still one of my favs. The first time I sat down and listened to it I enjoyed it a lot. This was before the infatuation, I liked the music and just thought Lavren was cute. I hope their 3rd is as solid as this. The b-sides are great too.
Chase Gutierrez
lit
Austin Parker
2edgy4me
David White
was in reply to
Colton Foster
I probably could, considering how forgettable it is
Josiah Nelson
When I first heard of this album, I had assumed it was a black metal album based off of the name. I listened to it on the way to work one day, and I was confused but pleasantly surprised.
Joseph Allen
I was sitting on my back porch smoking and drinking listening to "we sink" when I saw that it was uploaded to spotify. I listened to the whole thing and it left an impression on me. The three of them are talented and I like how the album varies and has good song lengths. I wasn't too impressed with "Every open eye", at first, but it has grown on me a bit. I just think that they can do better and this album shows what they're really capable of as artists.
David Gonzalez
i love lavren
Ayden Johnson
their music is underrated on here
its supposed to be fun, and lavren's qt voice is to melt for
Blake Scott
i love you bb
Samuel Phillips
based
Ethan Adams
big if true
Nathan Reed
EOE is just poppier and catchier, and I like it like that. But they need to bring something fresh, or they'll dissappear in a sea of nu synthpop they themselves influenced
Alexander Cox
thank god
Dylan Ross
believe it
Mason Garcia
...
Elijah Anderson
I listened to the singles so much that it felt old by the time the whole album came out.
Henry Hall
more
Ethan Robinson
hey.....thats kinda hot
Christopher Parker
...
Angel Moore
its okay
gun is their only great song
Ryan Gonzalez
okay this one i can get down with aesthetically
looks like part of a mid-2000s music video but still good aesthetic
Isaac Nelson
>you will never hear this for the first time
Julian Miller
i prefer lies
Jeremiah Butler
okay but how about you go ahead and do that
Ian Rodriguez
looks 2814ish to me
Robert Lee
bb
Daniel Cox
I remember the disappointment
Kayden Kelly
laaaaaaavvvvvrreeeeeeeennn
Zachary Rivera
Obligatory Brandon in this thread, check.
Bones was pretty damn good but I prefer EOE myself.