ASTROWORLD
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CRITIC REVIEWS
100
The rapper has produced a lush, complex, extraordinarily accomplished album that invites us mere mortals to peer in at his life behind the velvet rope.
100
26-year-old artist offers a futuristic record with virtually flawless production, that lingers on the mind long after the final track.
90
Astroworld finally hit the Earth like a meteor, and it's an epic ride for the senses riddled with illustrious features, heavyweight production and is the most polished Travis Scott has ever been.
90
Astroworld will be remembered as the moment Travis Scott produced a piece of music worthy of the riots he is capable of inducing.
90
Astroworld undoubtedly feels more like a spectacle than did Birds in the Trap.
90
AstroWorld shows off how talented Travis Scott is and how he lives up to the hype.
85
The album is a world to itself, endlessly explorable.
85
Never missing a beat, a synth, a feature, a voice. Overall, Astroworld is an amazing project and if we were to rank all of Travis Scott’s projects, this album is number one.
84
As an overall product, it’s a brilliant tapestry of subtle elements that position the 26-year-old virtuoso as the closest thing his generation has to Kanye West-level album curation.
80
While Astroworld has some slight flaws, the project is Travis' best, most-progressive and most-well-rounded album to date. Hip-hop’s token rager is becoming a truly unstoppable force.
80
By emphasizing his vocal performances and finding the best middle ground he ever has with his bevy of superstar collaborators, he’s made Astroworld a theme park worth revisiting whether you came in as a stan or a skeptic.
80
His third studio album, Astroworld, feels like the grand opening of a vision that took a half-decade to perfect, still using the same psychedelic synth warps, diamond-cut drums, and reptilian hooks that initially skyrocketed him to stardom.
78
Travis Scott’s third album is inarguably his strongest to date. His skill as a curator helps sculpt a sticky, humid, psychedelic world with dazzling production and odd pleasures at every turn.
75
On his new record, Scott goes above and beyond in finding new sounds for the genre, using collaborations interestingly and pushing the limits. The passion and sense of exploring is definitely there, but the album is also uneven and bloated track-wise.
75
Astroworld maximizes Scott’s strengths in ways that, for once, don’t feel like his ambitions are out-sizing him.
75
The music might take your breath away, if the worst of the lyrics don’t make you roll your eyes. He’s very good at what he’s good at, but he’s not what you’d call well-rounded.
74
Even if Astroworld isn’t the year’s best rap album, then it certainly feels, looks like, and seems like it is.
70
Travis Scott continues pushing the psychedelic boundaries of trap on Astroworld, but doesn't quite stick the landing.
70
In the sixth year of his career, Astroworld marks the first time that his music has actually matched the aspirations of his art-crunk bluster, rock-star stage dives and aisle-crossing fashions.
70
To equate it to America’s most reliable big-budget form of entertainment: it’s not great the way The Dark Knight is but in the way Thor: Ragnarok is. It doesn’t work because of truth and depth and pathos but because the right people and a big enough budget came together to make something spectacularly entertaining.
I tried to not compare this to Rodeo, and It is tough. Rodeo is one of my favorite rap albums, and quite possibly the best Trap Rap album of the decade. I had high hopes going into this album, but it just lacks focus and structure. I feels like a collection of confused, mixed quality trap bangers.
I heard this album when Fantano was listening in a discord, and I couldn't see the track listing at the time. Without seeing the trackless, this album will seem like it has way more songs than the 17 ... read more
I heard this album when Fantano was listening in a discord, and I couldn't see the track listing at the time. Without seeing the trackless, this album will seem like it has way more songs than the 17 ... read more
Did Travis invent psychedelic trap? Yes. This album while not as good as Rodeo, is the proper successor rather than BITTSM. The production on this thing amazing to groundbreaking. My main gripe with this project is that it wasn't dark enough. The day cover artwork for this album makes sense now. Travis has improved tremendously as a lyricist also. Coffee Bean was a true indication of what Travis is capable of as a rapper. I'm glad that reception has been mostly positive for this record from ... read more
This is my first impression of listening to a T.Scott album all the way through and I have to say Im impressed with hoe talented he is. All of the features on the first half of the album were incredible and the beats were so interesting. The second half of the album was a bit lackluster but the overall production on the album helps it a lot. This rating is definitely subject to change.
First Half: 9.5/10
Second Half: 7.5/10
Favs: Stargazing, Sicko Mode, Carousel, Stip Trying To Be God, Wake ... read more
First Half: 9.5/10
Second Half: 7.5/10
Favs: Stargazing, Sicko Mode, Carousel, Stip Trying To Be God, Wake ... read more
I've got to be going insane. I've tried listening to this damn record 5 damn times and, apart from one or two here and there, each song feels more bland and forgettable then the next. Travis Scott can make good music, and everyone seems to be loving this record, but I can't for the life of me understand why. And thus, i've got to be going insane.
Favorite Jams: SKELETONS, NO BYSTANDERS, SICKO MODE
Lest Favorite: who cares
Favorite Jams: SKELETONS, NO BYSTANDERS, SICKO MODE
Lest Favorite: who cares
Interestingly boring, part 2
Had some cool moments and even mind-blowing effects, but not worth the playtime.
Had some cool moments and even mind-blowing effects, but not worth the playtime.
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Track List
- STARGAZING
- CAROUSEL
- SICKO MODE
- R.I.P SCREW
- STOP TRYING TO BE GOD
- NO BYSTANDERS
- SKELETONS
- WAKE UP
- 5% TINT
- NC-17
- ASTROTHUNDER
- YOSEMITE
- CAN'T SAY
- WHO? WHAT!
- BUTTERFLY EFFECT
- HOUSTONFORNICATION
- COFFEE BEAN
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7mo
WHY DOES TRAVIS SCOTT HAVE THE SAME EXACT TASTE IN MCDONALDS AS I DO. I CAN'T ORDER MY BACON CHEESE QUARTER POUNDER WITHOUT BEING BULLIED NOW. I HATE MARKETING
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Added on: May 3, 2018