It's time to admit it was actually pretty good.
It's time to admit it was actually pretty good
Jordan Rivera
Jason Ramirez
The Duke Nukem Forever of albums
Ethan Scott
Tool is the biggest "whatever" band for me, like, "whatever".
Eli Jackson
10/10
Joseph Murphy
It's okay. Compared to everything else that they've done it's shit. Basically every song feels like auditory blue balls.
Tyler Russell
I liked it when it came out. I still like it. It is their weakest album though. Light 7.
Daniel Wood
Covid predictive programming. Also if you mirror the logo it looks like a syringe. The whole band is heavy into occult/symbolism so it was definitely intentional
Brody King
definitely *snorts and screws up face trying not to laugh*
Landon Reed
maynard was kind of a covid-cuck though
Connor Clark
It wasn't?
Oliver Lee
It was for Tool what Endless River was for Pink Floyd
Lincoln Sanders
He's right. It's too on the nose to release a pandemic themed album right before it all started. Those guys are the definition of Illuminati: The Band. Read about all the shit Danny Carey is into in regards to the occult. Here is Maynard doing a Masonic hidden hand pose. His winery is also a former Freemason temple
Justin Young
He was shilling it while knowing it's all bullshit like every other celebrity
Nolan Allen
There was never any doubt. Well worth the wait.
Tyler Jones
I think it's a good album, doesn't have the edge and creativity that earlier TOOL releases have but I mean these guys are at the point of literally getting hip replacements. Just thankful for what they have released in the past, and that they are still releasing music in the same vein and quality. It is hard to think of any of their contemporaries from the 90s who have endured as nobly.
Justin Fisher
I don't care about Tool.
Chase Thomas
eh
Lincoln Harris
So pretty decent but doesn't meet the hype
Caleb Howard
Got mogged by new Chevelle
Colton Thompson
100% true.
Mason Moore
Thats Chinese Democracy