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NME
d. 20. Apr. 2018
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Jordan Bassett
d. 20. Apr. 2018
"Green Day's last album, 2016's 'Revolution Radio', was hailed by NME as something of a return to form - not a stellar statement on the scale of 2004's acclaimed politicised rock opera `American Idiot', but not the weary embarrassment that was 2012 triple album 'Uno! Dos! ¡Tré!', either. This freewheeling Billie Joe Armstrong side-project finds the frontman further energised and, this time round - unlike on that ill-advised triple album - he sounds like he's having masses of fun".
AllMusic
2018
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2018
"... this is pretty much the Billie Joe Armstrong show: his son Joey drums on occasion, but the album has the insular feel of a solo project. Nevertheless, this one-man band aspect lends Love Is for Losers an appealingly ramshackle feel: Armstrong is doing this old-fashioned rock & roll because he gets off on the noise and tunes, and that joy can be infectious".