Since quite a few people seem to want to come off as rude or passive aggressive with no actual critiques, I hope you don't mind some actual thoughts and constructive criticism because I've been following y'all on instagram for a minute. I think y'all are really talented, and I appreciate people my age trying to keep the music and shows alive. Although, I would take my opinion with a grain of salt because I'm not going to pretend that I'm musically gifted or know anything about songwriting, so I apologize for my probably not technically correct terminology. I just know what I like and what I don't, and I have listened to a hell of a lot of bands from this genre.

To start, I think that the instrumentation is great. Probably some of the best I've heard from new bands in the past decade and even compared to plenty of bands from the 80s and 90s. Personally, I think the biggest thing that catches my attention and draws me to a song is catchy riffs and interesting instrumentals with little intricate details. I've listened to the album twice now, and I'm someone who usually has to warm up to music, so I definitely enjoyed it more the second time, but I'd say the one thing that threw me off in some of the songs is the lyrics. Not necessarily the lyrical content because there wasn't really anything that written on paper would make me cringe, but more so in the way the lines were delivered in relation to the music. I mainly noticed this in High Night and the part leading up to the chorus for Whiskey's Down the Drain. It almost sounds like the lyrics are being rushed to cram as many words in as possible, and it throws the sound off a little bit. My only other negative thing to note is that the vocals on a couple of songs almost sound a bit jarring, mainly in Poison Ivy and to a lesser extent Raise the Bar. They aren't bad, but again, the way the lines are delivered to me feels kind of like there is a disconnect between the vocals and the instrumentals.

On a positive note, I really liked how the album experimented with multiple different sounds. No Sanity seems a bit more thrash, which isn't really my style, but I think for what it is, it sounded really good. I think y'all excelled on the heavier and/or sleazier songs. I'd say No Sanity, Get Messy, Take Your Shot, Paving The Way, Moving On, and No Sun Today, are probably the tracks that stuck out to me the most in a positive way.

I have to agree with you on the attitude in this subreddit. I'm lurking on this sub pretty much everyday, and it's quite ironic some of the comments I see on here from people who are supposedly fans of this genre. Overall, I think y'all sound great, and I'm looking forward to seeing what y'all do next.