Psych Spoons

This was one of the worst books I've ever read. Forced to read it in class. Made everyone's skin crawl and is too graphic for public school, at least in my opinion. I don't want to wake up at 7 am and read about r*pe. Aside from gross content, the writing sucked. This lady has no idea how to do transitions, leading to the reader always getting lost or left out. Frustrating to read and filled with characters that nobody in class cared about. This was a CREATIVE WRITING class, by the way, so we're all bookworms. This book was a chore that I gave up on.

Joe Hawley's talents and versatility shine brightly in this album. It takes an interesting step in style, borrowing from hip-hop, rap, psychedelic, rock, and much more. The music is surreal and takes the listener on a wildly wonderful ride. Each song rings with uniqueness, sometimes blending with a sense of familiarity- despite being entirely new. Joe's music never ceases to amaze me, from his work with Tally Hall, solo projects, and collaborations. I haven't found a song in the album that cannot be enjoyed and appreciated, hell, I haven't found a song by Joe that I haven't enjoyed to some degree. TL;DR Bops real hard.