My history with Blink 182 began initially with Enema of the State in 1999. However, I did not fully delve into their discography until around 2008 when I was in high school. Even before their initial reformation it was great to see so much content to digest that they had released over the years. When we look and the records Blink 182 have released over the years the songwriting is very simple, but the lyricism is complex and meaningful. Blink 182’s constant hilariou
The No Cure Album That Refuses to Compromise It’s Going to Get Dark No Cure have delivered a punishing debut record that is completely dynamic, with production that allows every instrument and vocal line to shine through. Right from the start in its opening moments the album establishes a dark brutal atmosphere that exemplifies tension. Songs like “When The Spasms Sease” and “Brain Matter Displacement” immediately stand out as main stays in the albums catalog of b
Sum 41 All Killer No Filler (25th Anniversary) 25 Years and Still Killer Being the second band I truly got into with my time. Still remembering going to the music store and buying chuck and immediately going back in their catalog on iTunes to explore where the band came from, I bought all killer no filler immediately and enjoyed every second of it in 2004. The album is nostalgic and built on a formula that has been refined over time. I truly do understand why the fa
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