Post grunge is a genre that has always seemed fascinating to me. It is not rock, it is not metal, and it most certainly is not punk. But just like how this grunge subgenre stands out, so does Bush. This band, with 30 years of experience to their name have become iconic for their version of post grunge, and with I Beat Loneliness, their latest studio offering, they have managed to push the boundaries of post grunge and create an album that is at times electronic, and at times slow, but with all of the hard-hitting elements remaining. Even though the second half of the album feels drastically slower to the first, there are a bunch of highlights throughout that make even the most boring songs, enjoyable. I Beat Loneliness starts off extremely strong with ‘Scars’.
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