The goats are back,

This is such a great experience... in times like this, this type of music hits the harder

This album is horrible but so fucking fun

Charles Manson, this is not about you !

What can i say !? This album feels like the American 80's while it was recorded in 1968 !!! WTF
Love this album, this was a very good first listen

AlmostFeltAsleep…. Thank you drake for reminding how good you are for my insomnia

This fucking rocks OMFG

WELL PEGGY… good luck.

This album is so fucking incredible. It’s packed with good vibes and amazing ideas, and the delivery is insane. The social and political criticism is so fucking smart too. Every song is incredible, each with its own amazing mood and so much variety.

This album has some fucking atitude and you can see it threw the album covers

Y'all are hating because she is 13 years, this album is so fucking fun to listen to

Another incredible album, this time with what might be one of the hardest album covers of all time.

The themes explored in these songs are just fascinating. It feels like stepping into a world turned upside down, almost like Coraline, dark, eerie, yet strangely beautiful at the same time. I’m really starting to develop a deep appreciation for Tom Waits.

Is he the humblest of humans or the vilest of villains?

First time listening to Tom Waits, and I have a feeling it’s going to be like Bob Dylan, a bit challenging at first, but something I’ll grow to absolutely love. I’m already enjoying it, though. It’s incredibly groovy, and the way he tells stories is amazing. The writing is fantastic, and each song feels unique and captivating. I really love his vocals. I’ll definitely be exploring more of his work.

The most overrated album off all time with Stg Pepper... still great tho

Too long for what it is

Is this a hot take ?

How Scandinavian of me to fall in love with this album (I’m Portuguese)

This is easily one of the greatest electronic albums ever made, maybe the greatest. What Björk does here is just unreal. The vocals, the intensity, the intimacy she brings… it’s on a completely different level.

The first run of tracks is insane too, like, the first five songs could all be argued as some of the greatest ever. Each one feels like stepping into a place that doesn’t really exist, ... read more

Probably the most interesting and honestly the most consistent LP from Sonic Youth… and easily one of the greatest albums ever made.

This is pure experimentation. Everything feels off-beat, slightly out of place, almost like it shouldn’t work but somehow it all locks together perfectly, like some kind of weird magic. That chaotic balance they hit here is unreal.

The lyrics are incredible too. And Kim Gordon is just on another level. I can’t even explain how much I love her ... read more

Is Bowie’s best album? Honestly… yeah, for me it is, but with someone like David Bowie, that’s always up for debate.

This record is easily one of the sexiest albums ever, but not in an obvious way, it’s all about loneliness, distance, and mood. The level of experimentation here is insane, like Bowie really pushed himself into territory he’d never explored before. The way he switches up his vocals on certain tracks, or lets songs slowly build and just sink into ... read more

The critics are fucking crazy…

This album feels like a full-on altered state, you can’t really go further in terms of detail and complexity. One track drifts into something ambient and almost serene, and then the next explodes into something completely wild. That constant shift makes the whole experience feel unpredictable and intense.

In my deep dive into Aphex Twin, this is the point where his GOAT status really clicked for me. Drukqs is all over the place in the best way, ... read more

Club classics, but it still pops.

Yes, Charli XCX, you really are a queen. This album felt like a true event to me, more than just a release, it had its own identity, boldly declaring itself a classic and somehow becoming one in real time. The energy, the attitude, the whole aesthetic… it’s unforgettable. Summer will always be a Brat Summer

My first real introduction to Grimes, and honestly, it’s been a lot of fun.

The song Oblivion randomly played in one of my playlists even though I’d never added her before, and I instantly loved it. That pushed me to check out the album, and it turned out to be super vibey and immersive. It kind of pulls you into this strange, eerie world, like falling for a creepy pasta or some mysterious Eastern European girl, which is a really interesting vibe.

I do wish it were a bit more ... read more

ONE OF THE MOST CLASSIC ALBUMS OF ALL TIME

I wasn’t familiar with Brian Wilson and how much he changed rock music forever. This album is incredibly complex for a rock record released in 1966, and it’s truly amazing. It carries such a beautiful, warm vibe, you can almost feel the happiness of a sunny morning throughout. I love how Pet Sounds manages to be both deep and emotionally rich, while still feeling light and easy to breathe in.