My Agenda is a force of nature and a meticulously crafted call to arms, where in a world full of anxiety and fury and unreliable leaders, sometimes the best thing to do is to scream along with those who share the same aguish.
My Agenda is further proof of Electra’s ability to make thought-provoking protest pop that sounds like a proper riot.
My Agenda is a daring concept album whose greatest sin is leaving the listener desperate for more.
My Agenda shows a certain urgency through an explosive and intense album that hasn't finished making people talk. If the first one drew their portrait and exposed their strong potential, this second one is an exceptional dive into their world and their struggles. It is an open-hearted album, an experience retracing their personality through something even more raw than in the past, like a digest of raw feelings and energies.
Born in Houston Dorian Electra is one of the modern and innovative ... read more
wanted to love this more based on its idea, but overall it is good. It has a strong idea it just doesn't have much of a musical hook in any of its songs, along with some very on the nose lyrics that only dive into its idea at a base level. Still a good album but nothing spectacular, and not even close to "Flamboyant"
Favourite Song: Ram It Down
1 | F the World 3:26 | 80 |
2 | My Agenda 2:51 feat. Village People, Pussy Riot | 87 |
3 | Gentleman 1:42 | 78 |
4 | M'lady 1:27 | 77 |
5 | Iron Fist 2:30 feat. Faris Badwan | 78 |
6 | Barbie Boy 2:48 feat. Sega Bodega | 77 |
7 | Sorry Bro (I Love You) 1:27 | 79 |
8 | Monk Mode (Interlude) 1:06 feat. Gaylord | 67 |
9 | Edgelord 2:10 feat. Rebecca Black | 85 |
10 | Ram It Down 2:32 | 86 |
11 | Give Great Thanks 3:06 | 75 |
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