Mark Wesley
CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST is a masterful record.
4y
For the first time is a freewheeling, experimental opus that sees Black Country, New Road firmly planting their flag down in the music scene.
5y
Shore is an album about the growth of individuals and how we should progress in times of hardship. Each song feels like a warm blanket that rests over you. The way that Fleet Foxes are able to conjure up such emotion, especially given the circumstances surrounding the time we’re in, is a wonder to behold.
5y
Notes on a Conditional Form is a strange album that will be undoubtedly be alienating to some. However, for a band of this size to end their run with something this ambitious is worth at least some praise. Whether you like it or not, there will undoubtedly be a song or two that will stick with you.
6y
All My Heroes are Cornballs can be seen as a welcome, if not an unorthodox sequel to 2018’s Veteran. Cornballs still possesses Peggy’s trademark sense of humor, but the moments that impress the most are when the music is somber and meditative.
6y
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind sees Logic bankrupt, both creatively and conceptually.
3y
Although it is the last entry in the Young Sinatra series, Logic was able it off with an album that soars over many of his earlier albums. Between the excellent production, technical ability, and lyrical subject matter, Logic was able to craft a solid piece of work that cements him as one of rap’s current heavyweights.
5y
Overall, Bloom is a solid pop album and a notch in the win column for Troye Sivan.
6y
An absolutely stunning venture into the nuances of anxiety, depression, and loneliness within Black/LGBT communities and how to navigate around those emotions in our 2018 world.
6y
The tracks still feel as anomalous as you would expect, but with a whole new sound to accompany them, they feel fresh.
6y
It takes the best qualities of both artists, the dense and expansive production of Kanye, and the relatability and dreamlike melodies of Kid Cudi.
6y
The attempts at trying to go commercial hinder the album from ultimately being something great, which is unfortunate because I still believe that Tee Grizzley is a capable artist with a lot to say.
6y
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