1. AshMcAuliffe

   10

   A welcome return by one of the 90's best bands. They have released consistently good albums and with this record have reached a new pinnacle of awesomeness. The tracks are all strong and, praise be, don't sound like everything else out there on mainstream radio. Highlights are "Automatic Systematic Habit", "Control" and the glorious "I Hate Love". DEFINITELY my kind of people.… Expand

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2. Ryckag

   8

   Well its the same good old Garbage.Yes it might sound outdated and too familiar.But that's why I like them. It has that pseudo alt rock feeling that I personally like the most about this band.Its a guilty pleasure if you will,a nostalgic feeling that you get from hearing beautiful Shirley Manson being sexy angry :) If you are someone like me,an old Garbage fan, than this record is for you to check out.… Expand

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3. AlexxTrusc

   6

   Garbage on the "Not Your Kind Of People" made a very uneven material, which is really hard to evaluate. Bands' style after a seven year hiatus still remains the same: slightly psychedelic alternative rock with a layer of expanded lyrics. However, the songs - does not appear to be either interesting or catchy. This style started to be very ordinary, and band did not introduce any new patents.… Expand

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4. vladsch

   4

   On 2012, Garbage sounds like a reunion of professionals on the peak of maturing, but not exactly on that part of life you reach self confidence and transits free on the top of your game. Is more on the part that precedes mid age crisis, when the new world is frightening and you are scared to dare and innovate yourself, so you pick up the most obvious and safe choices. And then you sound as common and dull as ever. If there is one thing that everybody tries to pretend about Garbage â… Expand

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