You're Nothing
by Iceage

Their most conventional sounding, it sound like original emocore to me, as in hardcore with a subtle but good sense of melody and emotional vocals and lyrics.

Only reason why I didn't give this a hundred is because I got pissed about how it's too short for my liking. I'd love more from precisely this era of Iceage. I can hear the unrestrained thrashing around of wild youth from New Brigade, as well as the drunken, romantic revelry that their last record made me think of.

From HoldenM 10/08/2014 04:26 | #123680

Now, I love this album, but I loved reading @Precedent's comments for each of the songs. I thought they were really funny.

From jhuik 11/16/2013 19:24 | #92965

Real punk is always a great antidote to the music industry's general awfulness and complete lack of humanity. Give this a listen for that reason alone.

From Mophos 11/16/2013 17:33 | #92917

I was a bit disappointed in this second record. It is too neat, I liked the raw energy of the first better.

Didn't like the style

Cool guitars (at times)

From RockyRaccoon 07/09/2013 19:56 | #80726

This is just pure, fast, furious punk rock, however, it is not mindless punk rock. There’s a fine line between the two, punk rock doing what it was designed to do, to be fast and reckless, but still somewhat controlled, and being mindless and uncontrolled. Iceage dance between the two, leaning more towards controlled, even moving a slight bit away from the crazy punk rock in songs like “Interlude" and “Morals".

From Dingerbell 06/25/2013 19:21 | #79838

Short and wild, just like the begins of punk rock, but excellent. The sound is very powerful, and you'r thrown into the deep end right after the first song. You're Nothing is the closest to a stand-out song.

From covecove 05/03/2013 21:12 | #75129

It reminds me a bit of At The Drive-In but in a 2 minute range per song. Agressive and pretty entretaining...

First time in ages that I've been excited by a punk record. As lostcontrol said, it's definitely reminiscent of Warsaw.