This is the problem with modern rock music. This is not criteria for an awesome rock band and this is why Buckcherry have returned with their sophomore effort, Timebomb. These are sad times, my friends, and modern hard rock needs some new blood fast to survive as a genre. Buckcherry first hit the music scene in 1999 with their eponymous debut album. Obviously, Buckcherry did not take the hint that their presence was unwanted in the music community and have returned with a new album, Timebomb.
Most bands tend to evolve with each consecutive album.
This is not the case with Buckcherry, who obviously think they are God's gift to rock music. They are not. Unfortunately, Buckcherry do not seem to realize that they do not know how to write a decent song. In addition, while listening to this album, I realized that Josh Todd must sincerely believe that he is Steven Tyler of Aerosmith reincarnated. Someone needs to remind Todd that Tyler is still very much alive and was just inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, so he must be doing something right.