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90
A true masterpiece in almost every way imaginable - the only shortcoming being the fact that her brilliant voice wasn’t given more opportunities to shine - I Disagree, is the perfect album to start 2020 with.
9mo
80
‘I Disagree’ is her most accomplished record, full of daring theatre and snarling forward motion.
9mo
80
As both a symbolic avatar for her life changes and a strong empowerment statement, I Disagree celebrates Poppy's rebirth as a pop-metal alchemist and unabashed rule-breaker.
9mo
80
With I Disagree, Poppy releases her version of Lemonade; both channelling the pain of her recent controversy, sticking two fingers up to the past and translating her performance art into music.
9mo
80
For every comparison you can make of individual moments, there is little here that you can honestly say you’ve heard before, and little that can be judged on traditional terms. But that’s what makes her such a fascinating force.
9mo
80
I Disagree is metal-pop crossover that pans out remarkably well.
9mo
80
Whether viewed as empowered statement from a newly-free artist, or simply as a great record from pop’s new princess of darkness, ‘I Disagree’ is in fact, extremely agreeable indeed.
8mo
70
A major shift from her previous endeavors, I Disagree will challenge her established fans while amassing new appreciation for the artist.
9mo
70
The album tosses the singer’s pop aesthetic into the shredder with heavy metal and industrial rock.
9mo
70
I Disagree is the absolute opposite of a grower, and it’s better that way: Poppy gives you everything you need immediately, and then gives you more. It’s like being plugged directly into all of the Spotify “Alt-something” playlists at once.
9mo
70
Now, ‘I Disagree’ is not a novelty record. Sure, it’s fun and frequently funny, but for the first time the focus of Poppy and her collaborators seems to be on the construction of songs, the sequencing of the album and the content of the lyrics.
9mo
65
Part of the joy in I Disagree comes in how overwhelming it is. No single passage lasts very long, which gives even the prettier moments an unstable feeling, like everything might at any moment crumble into a void of distortion and noise.
9mo
60
Breaking free of her rigidly controlled persona, the former YouTube sensation’s new album is repetitive but sincere.
9mo
60
I Disagree is a record you’ll want to enjoy, but not necessarily analyze. It’s perfect for a romp down the highway at 90 MPH, or engulfing your personal critics in flames. It’s not going to spark much conversation intellectually or musically, with the caveat to the latter being the obvious hype that will emanate from just how contagiously fun it is.
9mo
60
Overall, an enjoyable, imaginative and at times uncanny assault on the senses.
9mo
60
Respite is offered up by the lilting Don't Go Outside, which reveals a beating heart beneath the conceptual framework.
3mo
50
This is a gimmick, a novelty concoction designed to be noticed. It's subversive in a fairly trite and lazy way, taking two things on opposite sides of a spectrum and mashing them together.
9mo
40
Listening to I Disagree, it’s painfully clear that metal should have remained a flourish of Poppy’s music and not the focal point.
9mo
40
Tangled in a web of high-falutin aesthetics, Poppy fails to create something memorable, a feat for someone so enchanting.
7mo
Recently I’ve felt as if my music listening has been leveling off, so to speak. It’s felt like I can’t get into anything as much as I would like. I’ve been lazy in writing reviews with no determination to listen to anything new. I’ve been indulging in some of my comforting Spotify playlists that have tracks I know, and that sense of familiarity. I’ve never felt this leveling-off feeling before, but whatever the case, I’m so thankful that music exists ... read more
𝕻𝕺𝕻𝕻𝖄 - 𝕴 𝕯𝕴𝕾𝕬𝕲𝕽𝕰𝕰
I want to start by directly responding to Exclaim! and their criticisms of this record. Yes, this is a gimmick. It *was* a novelty concoction designed to be noticed. Trite? Maybe. Lazy? I Disagree.
This is a very good album.
The singles and marketing of I Disagree would have you believe this is an artistic evolution for Poppy. Realistically it's more like an artistic detour. This is still very much a Poppy album in it's truest ... read more
I want to start by directly responding to Exclaim! and their criticisms of this record. Yes, this is a gimmick. It *was* a novelty concoction designed to be noticed. Trite? Maybe. Lazy? I Disagree.
This is a very good album.
The singles and marketing of I Disagree would have you believe this is an artistic evolution for Poppy. Realistically it's more like an artistic detour. This is still very much a Poppy album in it's truest ... read more
Here I am cozy at home, chilling by my desk with a pack of crackers and a bowl of wonton soup, writing this review and trying to get a grasp of this puzzling new Poppy album. My thoughts on it? Well...
The more I evaluate Poppy's evolution as a musician and Internet personality, the more I am engulfed in frustration. On one hand, kudos to Poppy for rightfully parting ways with Titanic Sinclair! Not letting an abuser take control of your creative freedom is essential to the well-being and ... read more
The more I evaluate Poppy's evolution as a musician and Internet personality, the more I am engulfed in frustration. On one hand, kudos to Poppy for rightfully parting ways with Titanic Sinclair! Not letting an abuser take control of your creative freedom is essential to the well-being and ... read more
After constantly swapping and switching styles alongside her internet persona, Poppy manages to create a surprisingly great metal album with “I Disagree”! I feared the mix of pop and metal would get predictable and repetitive as it went on but there’s a surprising amount of variety in the second half. “Concrete” is a multi-phased journey through lolipops and blood-drenched spikes, “BLOODMONEY” is a skull-ripping industrial banger, and then the album ... read more
Your Poppy evolved into... Metally!
Wow... BabyMetal's Kawaii Metal style seems to make more and more disciples even outside Japan! After two albums with electro-pop tendencies, the mysterious American singer Poppy is now making the game even stronger with her third album, "I Disagree", by adding big badass guitar riffs to her soft bubblegum pop lullabies.
Discovered on the Internet in 2013 through very intriguing videos where one could wonder whether she was a cyborg or a real ... read more
Wow... BabyMetal's Kawaii Metal style seems to make more and more disciples even outside Japan! After two albums with electro-pop tendencies, the mysterious American singer Poppy is now making the game even stronger with her third album, "I Disagree", by adding big badass guitar riffs to her soft bubblegum pop lullabies.
Discovered on the Internet in 2013 through very intriguing videos where one could wonder whether she was a cyborg or a real ... read more
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Track List
- Concrete
- I Disagree
- BLOODMONEY
- Anything Like Me
- Fill The Crown
- Nothing I Need
- Sit / Stay
- Bite Your Teeth
- Sick of the Sun
- Don't Go Outside
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9mo
Wtf was that pitchfork review?? It almost feels incomplete the way it just abruptly ends. If not, nice job writing 5 paragraphs where only 2 talk about the actual songs...........
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Added on: September 30, 2019