Title: American Hi-Fi meets Pink Floyd meets Mudvayne
Review: I like this because it's very emo (American Hi-Fi), trippy (Pink Floyd) and punk rawk (Mudvayne). Or is that the other way around? Oh well. I think that this is a very musically complicated album, and I appreciate the Juliana Theory's use of eighth notes. It's much much better than using stupid sell out 16th notes (Knapsack). Brett Detar frightens me, and so does Not Brett Detar. I'd rank this right below Good Charlotte in my collection, but I think higher than KoRn, but only Life Is Peachy (what a bad album) but this is a TJT review, not KoRn. It's emo and so am I. Misfits!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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