Zach Bryan proves that even at his weakest, he’s still a cut above the competition. “With Heaven On Top” stretches longer than I would have liked, and comes in at a lengthy 25 tracks with a runtime of 1 hour 18 minutes. Even with how consistent the tracklist is in quality, it’s difficult to get through that many songs without Zach Bryan’s samey sound feeling grating after a while. There just aren’t enough standout tracks to keep you anticipating anything new. ... read more

(rating only for the deluxe songs)

This is the 2nd full length album from Mariah Carey that I have listened to, and I can say that 30 years later, she proves she still has it in her. Very few musicians stay relevant after even 20 years, let alone still having genuinely good music like Mariah does. Even age cannot stop her, as her voice still sounds good as ever even at the age of 56. Still, Here For It All is not an album without flaws, despite its major highs.

Mariah creates an amazingly well made album experience, keeping it ... read more

Living Room may just be the worst album I have ever laid my ears upon. It is by far AJR’s worst, and I can’t think of a single other album possible to compete with it as the worst of all time. There is genuinely nothing redeemable or worth your time in this album, not one drop of appeal in any way. I am well aware of the fact that it's not meant to be taken very seriously, and just be a whole lot of funny songs made by the three brothers, however even if you look at it that ... read more

I AM MUSIC should stand as a testament of how to not release an album. Constant delays, little to no communication from Carti, and one of the worst album rollouts in history crushed most people's hype and anticipation for the album. The result is this bloated, over produced, 30 track slopfest that we have been given. It seems more to me like Carti was going for quantity over quality with the majority of the tracks, with most of them being the same copy + paste formula and bland vocal ... read more

I was not expecting to be so blown away by a Joey Valence and Brae album. While I love their other projects, them being some of my favorite projects in the past couple of years, they always seemed to just be good Beastie Boys copycats. On HYPERYOUTH however, they blow everything they have ever created out of the water.

I only learned of Joey Valence and Brae through when I was going through a dive of Danny Brown's different collabs, and "PACKAPUNCH" was the most recent song in ... read more