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> Not surprisingly, all the members of the band were related to industry people.

:vomit:

> people get nostalgic about from the 1990s is the stuff we desperately tried to avoid (Soundgarden, Nirvana, REM themselves an edgy bourgeois captive rebellion against Madonna, Springsteen, and Def Leppard).

Ough. Augh.

I will say that I do like "Black Hole Sun". But bringing those guys up made me remember the fuckin' Stone Temple Pilots and the 311 and the Weezer and then I got mad, all the shitty bands that you couldn't escape. Radio killed the radio star.

I am not a huge fan of Superdrag, but I will say, like, they had their their one-hit but then the album after that was them burning the studio as savagely as they could, and that is a respectable activity. (Respectable enough that I listened to it. I didn't like it, but I still did appreciate the burn.)

> Now the normies are doing it again, but with the internet.

I'd say Gab and Nice Crew Dot Digital are the edgy normies, but tastes vary. You will get no argument from me about mastodong social being

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