I Disagree is the third album by American singer Poppy. It was released on January 10, 2020. It is her first album with the label Sumerian Records. It is her last collaboration with Titanic Sinclair, who was accused of domestic abuse.

A new version of the album, I Disagree (more), came out on August 14, 2020. It was the same as I Disagree, but with new bonus songs and a new cover art.

I Disagree

Background

Poppy started making I Disagree right after she released Am I a Girl?. Many people give the album different genres, including heavy metal and pop. Poppy came up with her own label called "post-genre". She also said it is "heavy", and called it a follow up to her songs "Play Destroy" and "X".

I Disagree

Poppy released the first song, "Concrete" in August 2019. The album was announced in September. In October, she released the song "I Disagree". In November, she released "Bloodmoney" and announced a tour. In December, she released the last single, "Fill the Crown".

I Disagree

The album I Disagree was released on January 10, 2020.

In July 2020, Poppy announced I Disagree (more) and released its single "Khaos x4". It was released on August 14, 2020. It is a new version of the album that has extra songs and a new cover art.

Genres

I Disagree is an album that uses a lot of different genres.

These are the genres that the album has been described as:

Avant-garde

Heavy metal

Pop

Pop metal

Electropop

Industrial rock

Rock

Nu metal

Kawaii metal

Hard rock

Industrial

These are the genres that the album takes parts from. This means that it is not actually these genres, but it is inspired by them.

Art pop

Dubstep

Experimental pop

Industrial metal

Alternative metal

Progressive metal

Thrash metal

Electronic

Metalcore

Deathcore

Post-grunge

Progressive rock

Pop punk

Dream pop

Bubblegum pop

Alternative pop

Acoustic pop

R&B

J-pop

K-pop

Reception

According to Metacritic, I Disagree was considered "generally favorable". It has a score of 72 out of 100.

Track listing

References

2020 albums

Nu metal albums

Heavy metal albums