Review by Olia Toporovsky Gomez-Delgado

Floozie's self-titled debut album is an impressive first offering from the Los Angeles-based indie rock band. The album features ten tracks that showcase the band's unique sound, which blends elements of garage rock, punk, and grunge.

The album opens with "Talkin' Trash," a high-energy track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include "Not My Problem," which features a catchy chorus and a driving rhythm section, and "Waste My Time," which showcases the band's ability to write a memorable hook.

Throughout the album, lead vocalist Emily Rose Morrison's powerful voice cuts through the mix, delivering lyrics that are both personal and relatable. The band's musicianship is also top-notch, with guitarist Alex Galindo and drummer Ryan Wansley providing a solid foundation for the songs.

Summary by Olia Toporovsky Gomez-Delgado

Floozie's debut album is a strong introduction to the band's sound and style. Fans of indie rock and punk will find plenty to enjoy here, and the album is sure to leave listeners eager to hear more from this promising young band.