The Wonder Years "The Greatest Generation" (10th Anniversary) weird stuff Tove Lo and Merry Clayton

Tove Lo and Merry Clayton among those appearing across its 11 tracks

The album received generally favorable reviews from critics and was a commercial success

He sheds his inner thug on "21 Questions

and slurps and thumps like the best backward hendrix loops

As the band's first release on Dustin Payseur's new label Bayonet Records

The Wonder Years "The Greatest Generation" (10th Anniversary) weird stuff Tove Lo and Merry ClaytonOriginally released in 2013, The Greatest Generation, the third full length from Philadelphia pop punk legends, The Wonder Years, is considered one of the best pop punk albums of all time. Railing against the tired tropes of what elder generations claimed the "millennial" generation looked like participation trophies, safe spaces, and misguided beliefs that empathy made you weak infantile, The Greatest Generation, was written with the idea that only