'we're so back justice bros

neverender, generator, afterimage, on/an, mannequin love & the end are goated';

'>>121581445
>They did it again
By "it" you mean dropped mid?';

'made a mediocre album for the third time in a row? they sure did';

'>>121581445
I was absolutely devastated that Generator is the only song reminiscent of their Cross-era sound, and they released it 3-months before this album came out.';

'>bro what if bro what if we just make music that sucks if u aint on drugs at a venue like bro';

'>>121586843
Best song on the album';

'>>121581445
patiently waiting for the live version';

'>>121589642
These niggas think they're Daft Punk 2.0 by pumping out disco-shit instead of giving the fans more of what they liked about their earlier albums.';

'>>121581445
I actually love the sound of this album but not one song has clicked even though ive listened through like 6 times now';

'>>121590986
I only listened to it once but felt the same way. I hate Tame Impala's schtick but 10 seconds into Generator and it sounded phenomenal. But 50 minutes later I was only confused. I should like this, but it doesn't do much for me.';

'>>121591047
I too can't stand Kevin Parker's basic bitch bedroom indie voice but I can see why Justice like it because it's like a watered down Prince vocal';

'>>121591154
It was okay with the psychedelic style of Lonerism but he sounds so commercial and soulless now. The single Borderline was when I knew Tame Impala was officially dead.';

'it's good. I like Neverender and Afterimage';

'>>121591246
Honestly everything up to and including currents was pretty good. I think im just frustrated with the stagnation of pop/rock. Like why does everything have to sound like the fuckign 70s/80s. Justice I like because they took the past and filtered it so aggressively through the present. The older I get the more irritated I get with this constant cycle of nostalgia for a time we never experienced';