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On the first day, the Lord said "Let there be Bucketlist," and all of human kind then became aware of the incredulity or abysmally flaccid result on their attempt at Art. On the second day, the Lord said "Jason, go review that show you're going to on Friday," and begrudgingly, a review was made. What the world was for Jason Greenberg before that point is either completely unimportant or mildly pornographic, but the world of today after many years of serving his Queen has brought him opportunity, hardship, and a whole lot of Bucketlist patches on indiscriminate pieces of clothing. You may see him lugging your band's equipment and yelling at you aimlessly about the useless construct of time. You may see him expelling a noise not fully understood by humankind at the end of a microphone. You may even see him swimming in an ocean of poutine, but you will always see him as his true self, a sentient and obnoxious Bucketlist Music Reviews Billboard.
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The Dirty Nil – Fuck Art

January 26, 2021 Jason Greenberg 0

7.2/10 Punk most definitely has a state of today. Yes, it’s still an unsuspectingly “diverse” little genre, but ultimately it’s been most popular in one little method as of late. Make it pretty, make it […]

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Killer Be Killed – Reluctant Hero

January 11, 2021 Jason Greenberg 0

9.3/10 There is a ridiculous amount of directions and final products one can get from a supergroup. Oftentimes it’s a collaboration of washed-up has-beens clinging to the lifeblood that is the entertainment industry by banding […]

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Rearviewmirror: Remembering the 90s – Deftones – Around the Fur

January 8, 2021 Jason Greenberg 1

90’s Score – 7.1/10 2020 Score – 9.1/10 The end of year has come and gone, and long did I toil over my yearly top ten. Through this unnecessarily arduous endeavor (which was only the […]

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Shitbats – Guano

December 8, 2020 Jason Greenberg 0

6.4/10 For fans of weird 60’s horror punk vibes and raw textures, you might like Shitbats out of Hamilton, ON, because of course, they’re from the hammer. For fans of overthinking for potentially oversimplified music, […]

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The Elephant is not ACTUALLY in the room. Nobody is.

November 27, 2020 Jason Greenberg 0

You might be asking yourself what sort of stale alcohol and moldy poutine psychoactive journey I’m on right now with a title like that. Elementary, my dear Watson, ‘tis a plot twist as I’m not […]

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Dead Quiet – Truth and Ruin

November 23, 2020 Jason Greenberg 0

8.3/10 As a grown-ass adult with the taste of a fourteen-year-old, I’ve always had a love/hate relationship with the entirety of the stoner tree of genres (maybe I meant that pun, or maybe I’m just […]

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The Arson Choir – Invisible Monsters

November 10, 2020 Jason Greenberg 0

6.9/10 I fucking love me some dirty noise and I’ll gladly admit me some bias when I’ve got bias to admit. In this case, if it’s southern sounding and violent, I’m already preemptively wet as […]

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Rearviewmirror: Remembering the 90s – Eve 6 – Self Titled

November 6, 2020 Jason Greenberg 0

90’s Score – 7.9/10 2020 Score – 5.5/10 The ’90s, without question or debate, is home to some of the greatest pieces of art ever to grace humanity. It’s also home to some of the […]

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Hawt Singles in the City

October 16, 2020 Jason Greenberg 0

You ever watch a trailer for a movie and see all kinds of entertaining or exciting bits to grab you by the wallet and “inadvertently” check your prostate at the same time. Fast forward; you […]

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Point North – Brand New Vision

October 15, 2020 Jason Greenberg 0

5.7/10 If you’ve ever wondered what became of early 2000’s emo/pop-punk and late-stage metalcore as it transitioned into pop infusions (fucking thanks A Day To Remember), not only are you asking a dumb question because […]

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