My own private Emocide

I’ve hated this the first time i heard it. i like it a bit better now. it’s emo - what can i say. it’s sappy - that’s a given. it’s somewhat catchy. ditto. but these days it just takes more for a band to shine beyond the rest of the emo stars on the emo-night-sky. (notice how i got into the vibe for this review?) lack of originality makes it almost impossible to come up with an original review for such albums these days. to me anyways. so i will cut this pretty short… if MTV recently introduced you to “emo” and you want to make sure you have one of the newest genre releases, or if really think taking back Sunday should crank out new music more frequently: go for it and get this one. otherwise: you aren’t missing out on much.
2.0 out of 5

basically a boring artwork. good ol’ 70s disco font, very spartan. no real booklet - just a little folder. also the info is scaled down to lyrics and a band shot. i do like the cover though. i have no clue what it is supposed to mean, but it’s pretty.
2.5 out of 5

total: 2.0 out of 5