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This Movie Sucks CD

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Category: CD

This Movie Sucks is the sequel to Durry's debut album, Suburban Legend. It asks what happens after the movie credits roll, after the band moves out of the garage, after the lifelong dream is achieved... and finds that after "happily ever after" just comes real life. Produced by Phil Odom (Say Anything, Code Orange, Turnover), This Movie Sucks takes the nostalgic pop-punk riffs of their earlier work and cranks them up to 11, turning earnest songs about toxic online behavior, crushing minimum wage jobs, processing grief, and taking accountability into fist-pumping sing-along anthems.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Emma T. ★★★★★

The sequel picks up right where the debut left off, but digs deeper into that weird, hazy feeling of getting what you wanted. The songwriting feels more confident, and the physical CD itself arrived in perfect shape with the booklet intact. I've already spun it three times today.

Christopher A. ★★★★★

I was a little worried a sequel would feel like a cash grab, but this one digs deeper into that "what now?" feeling after the garage days are over. The songwriting feels more mature and hits harder than the debut. It's been on repeat in my car all week.