Idiot Glee - I Did It Sober

Review by Daniel Swanson

Idiot Glee's latest album, I Did It Sober, is a refreshing departure from the norm. The album is a collection of eight tracks that showcase the artist's musical prowess and lyrical prowess. The songs are a mix of indie pop and lo-fi indie rock, with a touch of folk and country.

The album opens with "Infinite Forever," a dreamy track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is filled with lush harmonies, intricate guitar work, and haunting lyrics. From there, the album moves into "Evergreen Psycho," a catchy tune that showcases Idiot Glee's knack for writing infectious hooks.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Pinkwood," a haunting ballad that showcases the artist's emotional range, and "Baby (I'm Sorry)," a soulful track that features some of the album's most memorable lyrics.

Summary by Daniel Swanson

I Did It Sober is a fantastic album that showcases Idiot Glee's musical talent and lyrical prowess. The album is a must-listen for anyone who loves indie pop and lo-fi indie rock.