Flawed by vague, nondescript writing, with previously identified issues certain tracks have nowhere to hide. These issues are multiplied by tenfold when taking into account just how short a majority of the tracks are.Continue Reading
Grammy-nominated British singer-songwriter Lianne La Havas’ eponymous third studio album follows an extensive break from releasing music and a major breakup, the latter of which factors majorly into the themes behind the record. Structurally speaking, Lianne La Havas is a concept LP with a song cycle travelling from the startContinue Reading
Folklore, Taylor Swift’s eighth surprise album showed up and took a turn none of us were expecting. With new sound, new maturity, less mainstream pop, the album has already made its mark on the industry. What stayed constant was possibly the best writing Ms. Swift has ever penned. The albumContinue Reading
The double-track release certifies Drake’s implied continuation of moody, somewhat introspectively reflective commentary, and further leads an age of old question as to what DJ Khaled brings to the music ecosystem.Continue Reading
Collection One was SAINt JHN’s first studio album, and showed his potential as well as his knack to switch tones smoothly. It is a story of misery and ecstasy, a tale of regret yet euphoria. Continue Reading
Unlike so many posthumous projects, ‘Legends Never Die’ demands and ensures that Juice remains the unsolicited protagonist of the work, and in that regard, the project inextricably conforms to a tried and true Juice WRLD formula.Continue Reading
The album kept me at a chokehold throughout and is incredibly timely and rightfully angry at the current situation. RTJ4 is yet another example of hip-hop excellence.Continue Reading
The singer’s second album was preceded by three singles that were each promoted via music videos shot at her home. This sense of dedication shines through into this highly vulnerable body of work that emulates clear and concise R&B at its finest.Continue Reading
Kanye’s return seemingly disproves the looming air of doubtful speculation regarding his artistic direction and evolution. Posing as the ever enigmatic and eclectic archetype he so evidently revels in playing, both ‘Wash Us In The Blood’ and ‘Ego Death’ exude moments of versatile genius.Continue Reading
A quick look at an assortment of albums released during this summer including Fiona Apple, Sawayama
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