Nathan DeSa

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This is definitely an experimental album for the band as around half of the songs deviates quite a bit from the sound of the previous two albums, however there are still songs that would likely appeal to older fans such as Alligator, Wild Roses, Vulture Vulture, etc. Personally I enjoy the variety on the album as it is all still as catchy and emotional, while maintaining the bands signature of lyrics that hold the hint of meaning if requiring one to create a conspiracy theory esk board in their home in order to decipher it. All in all I'd recommend this album as (forgive me for not putting this in the correct musical or specific terms as the words elude me at this time) if you enjoy upbeat and relaxing music there are songs for both on here.

Highly recommend this movie to anyone that is either a long time fan of the older Godzilla movies or for those who just want to watch giant monsters fight. I see a lot of people bashing the story and writing on here and I want to touch on that as I feel many are being overly obtuse. Is it the greatest playwright you've ever seen? No. It's at least slightly better than what you'd generally expect from a movie whose sole purpose is bringing giant monsters together to fight. It could of used less saving a character at the last minute cliches and some of the attempts at humor fall flat, but otherwise not bad. The acting is fairly well done with Madison played by Millie Bobby Brown stealing the show at times with her performance. Even the monsters are quite expressive and have personality. The only person I was partially disappointed in was Vera Farminga playing Dr. Emma who was Madisons mom as while in the beginning and the end of the movie she was good, in the middle it kind of felt phoned in. Also If you listen to what the humans in the movie are saying (a bit difficult at times admittedly because the Kaiju are freaking LOUD!) everything happening in the movie will generally make sense and I mostly bring this up as I saw a review complaining about a city being empty when the movie literally shows it being evacuated and states that it's virtually empty long before the monsters show up. At the end of the day this is a movie about giant monsters fighting with a message that goes back to even the oldest Godzilla movies of how we need to learn to live in harmony with nature. Go in with that in mind and I'm sure you'll have a good time.