The turn of the century is arguably the most important era of Björk’s career, as 1997-2001 is not only where she saw her most visibility but also where she saw her biggest creative high. “Homogenic” shot Björk from being an icon in the making to an absolute creative force, with its futuristic production, stunning vocals, and fierce, intense, and overwhelming emotionality. The record saw immediate critical acclaim and would ... read more
this is gonna be a weird one. not sure how it’s gonna hit for everyone. not sure how it hits for me either to be honest.
guess I’ll find out.
I’m just…so exhausted of “Scarlet” discourse. These past few however many months have been entirely too much for an album that’s not really that good or really that bad. This should have been listened to for a couple of days, the two or three best tracks staying in rotation throughout the year in the background of our lives, and then promptly forgotten about like every other 5/10 Doja Cat album. God, I hope 2024 has more interesting music to talk ... read more
Why have I not heard of underscores until now? This is my shit! What else have you bastards been hiding from me?!
God, what a great week for new music. Two 8’s and two 9’s? Nothing can ruin for this streak!
right?
Really preferred this over her last record by a decent amount. Kylie has more than earned the right to just cash out, love out the rest of her life, and keep the cash flowing by being a legacy act, and yet she’s still delivering five decades into her career. And this record is so LIVELY too, almost no one makes music this lively five decade into their career. Even after all this time, Kylie is still reaching career highs and making emotional, energetic, and lively pop ... read more