Weatherday - Hornet Disaster (2025)


Weatherday's Hornet Disaster continues the artist's exploration of lo-fi indie rock and emo, delivering an emotionally resonant experience. The album's moody and relatable lyrical themes, combined with its intense sound, offer comfort to listeners navigating similar emotions. Despite its length of over an hour, the diverse sound and pacing make the album feel much shorter, engaging listeners throughout. Overall, Hornet Disaster showcases Weatherday's ability to craft visceral and immersive musical narratives that deeply connect with its audience.

Album of The Year - Review by grave
Album of The Year - Review by Spamman





Genre: Noise Pop
Country: Sweden

Final Verdict: 57% (Good Album)
Yearly Ranking: 219th / 245

Highlight: Green Tea Seaweed Sea


Made me think of:
Asian Glow​
Parannoul​
Car Seat Headrest

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