The Death of Mistakes Means the Death of Rock

Here's a quick article I found on NPR. Anyone else ever get this feeling?

The Death of Mistakes Means the Death of Rock — NPR

I mean, the same thing applies to hardcore now. Music today sounds a lot more professional than anything from back in the 80s, but it often lacks personality. Every band between like 1977-1986 or so is easily recognizable, but that's not so true today. I don't know, just thinking out loud.