90 Day MenBest 90 Day Men Albums Ranked

Panda Park

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8.0

“In ninth grade, I brought some tapes to my school band teacher. It was stuff my then-band had been working on in my scant, single-mic'd bedroom. We weren't a bedroom pop outfit by any stretch; back then we played dour, emotionally apoplexed emocore. And what we played weren't quite songs, per se: There were chords, and some faint attempts at melodies, but that was about all you could make out unde”

To Everybody

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7.8

“Help me out here, people. It's time we all put our minds together and came up with a new name for the genre known as "post-rock." Now, genre labels are never very descriptive, and usually serve merely as a crutch for writers and a denial target for musicians ("We're not emo!" a thousand bespectacled bands cry). But they do serve some purpose as a sort of critical shorthand-- I tell you a band is n”

We Blame Chicago

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7.4

“Numero Group’s deluxe 5xLP box set looks back on a cult band that forged an unconventional blend of math rock and post-hardcore in the early 2000s.”

(It (Is) It) Critical Band

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7.2

“Well, my goose is cooked. The deadline's coming up and I can't find a simple comparison of the 90 Day Men's sound to that of two or three other better-known bands. I can only think that it reminds me of an instrumentally more accomplished and quieter version of Sonic Youth. I figured I shouldn't show my ignorance too much in this review (oops, too late), so I decided to ask my close friend Joe to ”