Founding member of the Sawdust defense squad

*tears for fears voice* Everybody wants to kiss a girl

mark stoermer? an actual angel.

Showed my sushi socks to my vegetarian friend the other day and she just took an incredibly quick glance and said “You have carcasses on your socks. Theres dead bodies on your socks” Why do people who listen to the smiths gotta be like that

can't wait for brandon to bust out on stage in these bad boys

It looks like Brandon’s about to play with the hair on Ronnie’s neck

I really don’t like have all the songs been written either. Or rut really. Or life to come. Tyson v Douglas and Out Of My Mind I liked but they didn’t really grip me. The Calling is the best song on the record imo. Idk I might be talking out of my ass because I’ve listened to the album once lmao but it seems clumsy and haphazard and repetitive in places. I often have to listen to an album a few times to get a good idea of it and to vibe with it but I’ve never had to do that with TK before so I’m sad.

yeah i get what you mean i don’t think it’s repetitive i actually think it’s on the opposite end of the spectrum where some songs sound completely different to the rest of the album giving it a sort of disjointed feel, like The Man and Run For Cover don’t sound like they belong on the record, then it splits into either earthy kinda songs or slow ones

oh yeah for sure like on a song-to-song basis it isn’t repetitive at all it’s all over the shop but i mean like within songs you have a lot of repetition of these lines that aren’t even strong and it’s just like ? wha

oh yeah i agree with you there, like i love wonderful wonderful but the verses are wank, you can tell brandon was struggling with his writer's block bless him

I really don’t like have all the songs been written either. Or rut really. Or life to come. Tyson v Douglas and Out Of My Mind I liked but they didn’t really grip me. The Calling is the best song on the record imo. Idk I might be talking out of my ass because I’ve listened to the album once lmao but it seems clumsy and haphazard and repetitive in places. I often have to listen to an album a few times to get a good idea of it and to vibe with it but I’ve never had to do that with TK before so I’m sad.

yeah i get what you mean i don’t think it’s repetitive i actually think it’s on the opposite end of the spectrum where some songs sound completely different to the rest of the album giving it a sort of disjointed feel, like The Man and Run For Cover don’t sound like they belong on the record, then it splits into either earthy kinda songs or slow ones

oh bby what is u wearing