https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/22622-worry/
Reviewed: November 23, 2016. In certain circles, Jeff Rosenstock is one of the most important figures in modern punk, and with WORRY., he has made his magnum opus. If you know the feeling of being

https://newnoisemagazine.com/reviews/review-jeff-rosenstock-worry/
The album moves fast, even at 17 songs it feels like we're still getting to know Rosenstock. The last five tracks are all almost under two minutes (as punk should be). While Rosenstock is open about many events in his life (good and bad), the influences are spotty in the lyrics at times; mysterious. Even "HELLLLHOOOOLE" brings comedy and

https://www.stereogum.com/1904376/album-of-the-week-jeff-rosenstock-worry/reviews/album-of-the-week/
Album Of The Week October 11, 2016 11:03 AM By Tom Breihan. Jeff Rosenstock comes with some built-in barriers. He sings in a nasal bleat that, when he's really excited, turns into a strangulated

https://thefirenote.com/reviews/jeff-rosenstock-worry-album-review/
Jeff Rosenstock WORRY. SideOneDummy Records [2016] Fire Drill Album Review: With some veteran names in the punk genre like Green Day, NOFX and Sum 41 just recently releasing records I would encourage you to look away from the masses for a second and find Jeff Rosenstock.

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Listen: https://jeffrosenstock.bandcamp.com/album/worryJeff Rosenstock drops a pretty ambitious and conceptual follow-up to last year's 'We Cool?'.More rock

https://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/86388/Jeff-Rosenstock-WORRY./
WORRY. Review Summary: Rosenstock's ode to the millennial despair of living in a capitalist dystopia succeeds in providing optimism to all who undertake its brief 37 minutes. In 2014, Jeff Rosenstock's prior band "Bomb the Music Industry" came to a close. Leaving behind the lo-Fi, DIY ska punk of "Bomb the Music Industry

https://www.albumoftheyear.org/album/61442-jeff-rosenstock-worry.php
40. 1. 9mo. Jc9ers. 75. "Born as a data mine for targeted marketing, and no one will listen up until you become a hashtag or a meme, but hate's not a fad that dies with its virality." Worry is the second album by the American rock musician Jeff Rosenstock and was released on October 14th, 2016.

https://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/74300/Jeff-Rosenstock-Worry./
Jeff said it best honestly, love is worry. Love is WORRY. With WORRY., Jeff pretty much broke me into a new man. He instilled a sense of doubt in myself that I couldn't have needed more. WORRY. is a shocking revelation that life is temporary and it's not all fun and games, but that's okay. We all have demons, but sometimes we can't see

https://www.punknews.org/review/14692/jeff-rosenstock-worry
It's tough picking singles to highlight off WORRY. Everything Jeff Rosenstock touches turns to gold and here's another example why. The album's comprised of so many sonic signatures, it's damn hard to pin down. It's all over the place but in a good way as it prides itself on attributes and character

https://medium.com/@mat.k/album-review-worry-by-jeff-rosenstock-237ba76f004b
'Wave Goodnight To Me' — The first single off Worry. One of my favourites, plus a Jeff Glumpet cameo (fuck that guy) Rosenstock is in his mid-30s, but the record he's created in Worry.Worry.

https://www.albumoftheyear.org/album/61442-jeff-rosenstock-worry/user-reviews/
Worry is the second album by the American rock musician Jeff Rosenstock and was released on October 14th, 2016. Most of the album was recorded after Jeff's band gear was stolen in 2015. Jeff Rosenstock's band "Bomb the Music Industry!"

https://consequence.net/2016/10/album-review-jeff-rosenstock-worry/
At the same time, WORRY. feels like the true start of Rosenstock's solo career, with a backing band that is finally locked in, a record label 100 percent behind him, and a tower of critical accolades growing taller each day. Former Bomb the Music Industry! front man's solo record is catchy, energetic, and full of hopelessness and doom.

https://www.metacritic.com/music/worry/jeff-rosenstock
8.6. Universal acclaim based on 25 Ratings. Summary: The third full-length solo release for the ex-Bomb the Music Industry! frontman was produced by Jack Shirley. Buy Now. Buy on. Record Label: SideOneDummy. Genre (s): Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Indie Rock, Punk Revival, Punk-Pop, Ska-Punk. More Details and Credits ».

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jeff-rosenstock/worry/
WORRY., an Album by Jeff Rosenstock. Released 14 October 2016 on SideOneDummy (catalog no. SD-1642-2; CD). Genres: Pop Punk, Power Pop, Indie Rock. Rated #11 in the best albums of 2016, and #521 of all time album.. Featured peformers: Jack Shirley (recording engineer, mixing engineer, mastering engineer, background vocals), John DeDomenici (bass guitar), Kevin Higuchi (drums, percussion

https://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/74297/Jeff-Rosenstock-Worry./
Album Rating: 4.0 I feel like the word choice can be strengthened a bit in parts like the whole "protesting the closing of a D.I.Y venue by big companies" or "sugary synths complementing a melody" are a bit too on the nose imo but overall the life behind this album is portrayed beautifully . ianblxdsoe July 17th 2017

https://www.spectrum-pulse.ca/blog//2016/12/album-review-worry-by-jeff-rosenstock.html
So I've mentioned a number of times throughout the three years I've done this series that I'm not the biggest fan of nihilistic artwork - not because I find the themes morally repugnant so much as they just get tedious after a while. You can wallow in your own depravity and debauched hedonism all yo

https://www.albumoftheyear.org/user/shadowgao/album/61442-worry/
Jeff Rosenstock - WORRY. ShadowGao. May 6, 2024. 82. ... Rate and review albums along with the AOTY community. Create an account today. Become a Donor Donor badge, no ads + more benefits. May Playlist. Go Ad-Free . ALBUMS. Highest Rated. Lowest Rated. Recently Rated. Year End Lists.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worry_(album)
Worry (stylized as WORRY.) is the second solo album by American rock musician Jeff Rosenstock, released on October 14, 2016 by SideOneDummy Records.Released over a year after his debut solo album We Cool?, Worry was recorded in April and May 2016 at a house in Stinson Beach, California. Much of the album was written shortly after Rosenstock's band's gear was stolen while on tour in 2015.

https://thomasmj99.wordpress.com/2017/01/08/jeff-rosenstock-worry-review/
Jeff Rosenstock 'Worry' - Review 8 Jan 'Worry' is technically the third solo album from Punk guru Jeff Rosenstock, but numbers and names are somewhat misleading when it comes to this particularly independent artist. Rosenstock has been giving out albums for free, under different guises, for two decades now and pioneered a 'pay what

https://www.allmusic.com/album/mw0002977140
Discover Worry. by Jeff Rosenstock released in 2016. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

https://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/71938/Jeff-Rosenstock-Worry./
The final 7 tracks all flow together seamlessly in a 13-minute long epic journey through the prolific music career of Mr. Rosenstock. A celebration of the varying styles that he has mastered within his 20 years of making music. We get to hear Jeff revisit his Bomb the Music Industry! days on "June 21st", hardcore on "Planet Luxury", and

https://genius.com/albums/Jeff-rosenstock/Worry
16.8K. About "WORRY.". "WORRY." is the second solo studio by Jeff Rosenstock. Released over a year after his debut solo album We Cool?, this self described "anti-capitalist power pop

https://www.reddit.com/r/JeffRosenstock/comments/f5bs7p/does_anyone_know_the_meaningbackstory_of_worrys/
IIRC it's taken from Jeff's wedding photos. I believe it's just a picture taken from Jeff's wedding. From what I understand the band thought it made for good album art, I don't believe there's much significance beyond that. I think man on the cover is Casey Lee, friend/bandmate of Chris Farren. Here's Jeff's answer from his AMA

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