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» Wish alternative/punk rock/trance era made come back
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post 1669822763 10-21-2022, 04:04 AM
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Wish alternative/punk rock/trance era made come back

Wtf is this zooomer sh*t these days, always on the charts - taylor swift, harry styles, ed sheeran, some sh*t rap songs and the list goes on...

All the music these days sound like sh*t, from rap to pop.

Imagine being born in this age and never experiencing trance and rock. Maybe that is why you all young zoomer *******s are ruining everything.

Even the clubs are horrible these days, the hipster ones are way better as they play 90s music

And this is coming from someone born in 93.
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post 1669823483 10-21-2022, 04:44 AM
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I’ve seen Taking Back Sunday, The Maine and Mayday Parade relatively recently. They are all still crushing it. That’s more pop punk

I like Taylor Swift though.

Pale Waves has an early Avril Lavigne vibe with their new album
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