#album rate

[thekidsarentalright]

btw now the only songs off folie that have Never been played live before are the (shipped) gold standard and wams. and there is no doubt in my mind that by the end of this tour every folie song will have been played. after the band had such a horrible experience touring folie that stopped them from playing those songs for over a decade. almost every song has been played now. if u even care

[gothlisteningclub]

Welcome to the goth listening club! I'll post a new album every day. To participate, listen to the album sometime throughout the course of your day, then come back and give it a rating! The idea is for us all to try out new goth music and connect with other goths, so feel free to reblog with your thoughts, start discussions in the replies, and share your own favorite goth music!

submit albums here!

[mitamicah]

Day 15 of @kaarija-inktober : yellow

Took the opporutnity to draw one of pre-ESC K I had saved to some day :3

Bonus: Quick bananas doodles because NEW SONG!!!

[scooplery]

my 2025 resolution is to listen to at least 100 new-to-me music albums :)

[ratethisalbum]

#138) Two

Sleep Token

Suggested by: Anonymous

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Youtube

(Remember to listen first, then rate!)

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Tracklist:

1 Calcutta 2 Nazareth 3 Jericho

[outlying-hyppocrate]

artists & bands i recommend if you like will wood!!

jhariah: very theatrical, clever lyricism & unafraid to blend various genres into something he can so beautifully call his own.

bear ghost: has a sort of vampiric essence to them similar to will's. like jhariah, their music is theatrical & upbeat.

machinery of the human heart: also happens to be from new jersey. the music is composed of his haunting vocals & intricately played piano melodies. my personal favorite song by him is champagne from his first album, surgery.

human zoo: i haven't looked too closely at anything by them yet, but their album wealth and hellness features collaborations with will wood on the titular song & machinery of the human heart on the sixth track, fever dream.

sarah & the safe word: dark cabaret. need i say more ?

[buggyhour]

Anthony fantano sucks because why would I want a man’s opinion on music ESPECIALLY a bald one

[faunandfloraas]

Look, I don't believe in preferential treatment, it's not right.... BUT ☝️ if we're gonna have changbin saying sydney is skz's second hometown I just think maybe australia could not be charged things like 60+ dollars shipping.... or 75 dollars for a normal album at the most prominent music retailer when other places pay 15-20 for the same thing.... lol

[apuff]

thinking about love in danger days

this is part of my conspiracy theory that that album is aroallo, but i've always gotten the sense that romance and romantic attatchment is much less important to danger days than any other mcr record. with bullets&revenge it's quite obvious as the demolition lovers take up like, everything, and the black parade has a heavy focus on a romantic relationship as well. 

while i do think there are lines in it that are romantically coded, there is a definitive lack of emphasis on it- like it's nowhere in the plot at all. 

i do think danger days represents a very familial type of love though. while other albums visit a sense of "i want you, i need you, i miss you, i hate you,", this is more like…"i love you, i want to protect you, i'm sorry"

i find this especially strongly in s/c/a/r/e/c/r/o/w:

"Nevermind about the shape i'm in, I'll keep you safe tonight"

"love, love, love won't stop this bomb"

"run, run, bunny, run"

and other songs: 

"i'll find you when the sun goes black"

"just save yourself and i'll hold them back tonight"

"how long until we find our way in the dark and out of harm"

relevant things i can't cover with just quotes are planetary go, oft-theorized to be about party poison and kobra kid, as brothers, leaving battery city together; sing, about the killjoys' last message to the girl while saving her; goodnite dr. death, phrased as him saying goodnight to children; and summertime, which i can't discern the meaning of but seems more like a family type of love. 

i think it makes sense that danger days is like this, seeing as it features main characters that take care of a child main character as opposed to main characters that love other main characters of the same age/ability. 

another thing i noticed while re-listening to the more sentimental songs for this essay is that there's just a distinctly different vibe to it. So much of it is focused around wanting to protect people, keep them safe and out of danger (<- ha that's the name of the album) and loved. i think this also makes sense, because the killjoys live a very, well, dangerous life without much security, and they'd want to provide what they lack the most. another semi-related thing i noticed is just how much of an emphasis there is on childhood in this album. i feel like there's a vibe of youth or teen-hood throughout the earlier ones, but this is just VERY strongly about kids. again this makes sense cause not only are the killjoys teenagers (a type of kid!) they also have a proper little kid to watch. 

also, i wonder how much of this stuff was due to gerard becoming a parent. just something to think about 

[p1325]

[uhbasicallyjustmilex]

oh my god oh my god oh my GODDDDDD i can’t BELIEVE i found these on my little rainy october thrift shop wander this morning. like, one would have been more MORE enough. but both?? at once??? i am quite simply floating and may never touch back down to earth

[fallinginreversefanblog]

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Ronnie Radke, Idek if people realize how fuckin incredibly big these numbers are and what a one time per 20 years incidence this shit is!!! 😭❤️

Via RockFeed IG account

[isbergillustration]

Commissioned tattoo design finalising process. Which is something you can do, commission me to design a tattoo, I mean. It doesn't have to be one of my angels, but it has been in all cases so far.

[funkyness]

ive been thinking, what's the artist with the highest BPA (bangers per album). like an album where all the songs were hits

[ratethisalbum]

#72) Folie à Deux

Fall Out Boy

Suggested by: Anonymous

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Spotify ~ Youtube

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Tracklist:

1 Disloyal Order Of Water Buffaloes 2 I Don't Care 3 She's My Winona 4 America's Suitehearts 5 Headline First Into Cooperstown On A Bad Bet 6 The (Shipped) Gold Standard 7 (Coffee's For Closers) 8 What a Catch, Donnie 9 27 10 Tiffany Blews 11 w.a.m.s. 12 20 Dollar Nosebleed 13 West Coast Smoker

[robertsbarbie]

how do you hear "i don't think i could sell out my own funeral, at least not at this point in time" and not after a few listens understand from everything else you learn on the album see that it's to losing all those relationships to chronic illness, that she doesn't know who would show up to see her off outside of the media vultures in the lobby trying to get the exclusive? how do you hear a direct reference to the 27 club that is a concept that hasn't had a lot of impact in recent years even when halsey themselves referenced it on her first album except multiple times on the album it's talked about making it to 28 but it doesn't matter! you're still dying! how do you hear "my dog died last year, he fell asleep in my embrace" and the comparatives of dying the same and seeing that dog soon or maybe not because will your sins keep you from heaven and not have to sit with that song for hours afterwards? how do you listen to the progression of 'please god i wanna be to sick' to 'please god or whoever you are' and think nothing on this album is intentional and it's all sloppy? how do you hear the devastation in Life of a Spider (Draft) and not immediately feel that horror and heartbreak? like those are just the examples off the top of my mind, an album this raw and of such high caliber artistry is meant to be listened to without traditional commentary and to feel invasive while listening because it's the catalog of such a horrible time that an artist has CHOSEN to share with the world but also for themselves like The Great Impersonator isn't a 1/10 it's beyond a simple scale because it can't be quantified and it shouldn't because it's art.