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...anyone else kindof think its garbage???? I dunno man I honestly thought they would have matured a little more by now. They keep releasing these bipolar albums with two or three songs worth of really great stuff and then a bunch of shit that.....it just sounds confused. Dont get me wrong.....its not that any of the songs are technically bad but its just the same old shit every single time...ten trillion throwaway riffs. Every single time they slow down and actually concentrate on writing good riffs and catchy hooks they are fantastic....but i just dont think a band of their age can put out this same type of shit anymore and get away with it.

Never dug it...although, I did enjoy music that was similar to them, but all those bands got with it or broke up.

I think saying they can't put out an album like this because of their age is pretty crap. I guess I don't understand your definition of "mature" in this instance.
It's a pretty good amalgamation of everything they have done, and I don't see anything wrong with that. It's got the more chaotic vibe of Last Night and Hot Damn!, which is rad, imo.
If you don't like their riffs, you don't like their riffs, but I, for one, am really enjoying the new album.

foomanfat wrote:I think saying they can't put out an album like this because of their age is pretty crap. I guess I don't understand your definition of "mature" in this instance.

Im saying its just the same shit over again. Same lyrics. Same riffs. Its like last night in town pt 6. They even say the same themselves "if you liked any of our other albums, youll like this one cause its the same stuff". In revival mose and indian giver i hear so much wanting to grow and progress. Its like they actually thought about those songs vs "uh lets just do another one of those songs we do".

Well, Andy has said that he wrote Revival Mode to be a Danzig song and, to me, Indian Giver comes off as their version of a doom song.
I love Revival Mode, but I'm pretty meh on Indian Giver. I guess I just like the same old songs, then.