damn

Didn't think we are going to get a better pop album than Brat this year. But ngl this makes Brat sound like shit lol.
(sorry I love u Charlie)

ITS OVERRRRRRRRR

You know I must come back for this shit wtfffffffffff. Admittedly, I thought that euphoria was a good response but I felt like Kendrick is going very easy on him. The lyrics were tight, the wordplay was there, the personal bars were there, but my main issue with the track is that Kendrick didn't really say anything we didn't know before. And I thought that Kendrick was too busy making the song kinda fancy with catchy refrains and beat switches and all that shit. Now this, this ... read more

Only God Was Above Us is a beautiful meditation on history, the band's legacy and Ezra's battles within himself and against the world. The sound of the album is exceptional, it blends elements and characteristics of previous Vampire Weekend albums and builds upon them to create something quite new and refreshing for the band, with engaging experimentations, grand arrangements and stunning melodies that keeps the listener captivated throughout the whole tracklist. Ezra's songwriting is ... read more

The definitive masterpiece of one of the most forward thinking producers ever.

Brian Eno has been on my radar for such a long time, I've heard so much about him and he is responsible for the production on some albums that I love deeply. With that being said, I knew I must listen to this album at some point, and finally get into his discography. And I'm so glad I did, because this album blew my expectations out of the water.

This is Brian Eno's 3rd studio album, released in 1975. Eno is one ... read more

Zzzzzzzzz Xanax is my new favorite food after listening to this

Oh boy. Definitely wasn't looking forward to this collab over here, considering that Trippie has been on an amazingly dogshit streak of projects, and well... mgk is mgk (no further explanation). I came into this expecting pain, boredom and a headache. And not surprisingly this shit managed to meet my expectations effortlessly.

This is the not so anticipated collab between Trippie Redd and the ultimate cornball himself, rapper, ... read more

We got Beyoncé covering blackbird before GTA 6... what's next? Drake doing sweet home alabama?

I've been actually really waiting for this album, even though I wouldn't really consider myself a huge Beyoncé fan. I must say that I was very intrigued by the singles and by the direction she is going generally, like many others I suppose. Anyway, this is not exactly what I was expecting, but it's definitely extremely ambitious and daring.

This is Beyoncé's 8th studio album, ... read more

Excuse me?

Well, I don't know, I'm speechless, I don't know if I can review this thing. This was one of the weirdest, most indescribable things I've ever heard, in a bad way, like... a very bad way. I just innocently wanted to check if it's really THAT bad, and even though I was expecting something borderline unlistenable, it was even worse than that.

So this is Corey Feldman's 5th studio album, released in 2016. Corey is an actor, who also started to release music in 1994 for some unknown ... read more

Me to my girlfriend: "Honey, did you know that tame impala is just one p..."
My girlfriend: "SILENCE!!!!!" *in a very scary voice*
(I'm single af)

Firstly, a few words about the movie itself because after all...the soundtrack is directly connected to the movie. Dune 2 is easily one of the most moving, impressive and grand science fiction films that I've ever seen. Every scene is extremely breathtaking, the visuals are mesmerizing and the plot itself is incredibly layered ... read more

It's official, Julia is incapable of missing.

This thing over here was certainly one of my most anticipated albums of the year, since I think Julia is an absolutely brilliant artist, capable of creating some of the most beautiful atmospheres and instrumentations known to mankind. And after listening, I'm really fucking happy to say that this album did not disappoint at all.

This is Julia Holter's 11th studio album, six years after her latest solo effort, "Aviary" which is an album ... read more

The Kendrick feature is the best thing that happened in music since my friend released a lo fi porn groove album

Well, somehow I wasn't aware of this album's existence until this very morning. Like... didn't even know it was releasing. But anyway, this was a nice surprise because I liked Metro Boomin's recent albums and Future is indeed.... Future. I can't say that it really met my expectations, but at least we got a killer Kendrick feature I guess.

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I listened to it while sitting in a pool made by my own tears, it's pretty good I think.

So, I'm unbelievably ashamed to admit that I've never heard a full album by either Big Thief or Adrianne Lenker. I've heard some individual songs from Big Thief's latest album (which I loved), but not much more than that. Anyway, after listening to this I MUST check out everything that is somehow related to Adrianne Lenker.

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Ah shit, I just enjoyed a Weezer album.

Well, I really wouldn't consider myself a Weezer fan. Hell, If some of you may not remember I gave their debut a 55 back in the day. So I came into this a little afraid, even though people told me that this record is very different from their debut, but I was still doubtful. Anyway, this shit goes way too fucking hard wtf??

This is Weezer's sophomore album, released in 1996, two years after their iconic debut, aka "The Blue Album". Weezer ... read more

Yeah Pitchfork's guy was definitely smoking something when writing this ↓

Finally, I've been hearing about this album for so much time by now. I was always intrigued by its enormous reputation and praise, and I remember I've heard some songs from it in the past which I quite liked. Anyway, after finally listening to it, I understand the praise it's getting but I'm also not really blown away by it (still great though).

This is American Football's debut album, their acclaimed self-titled, ... read more

What an immaculate snoozefest

That is my first album from one of the most famous country singer-songwriters in the world at the moment. Although I wasn't the biggest fan of the singles, I was genuinely expecting to at least like this album, given how much praise an album like Golden Hour has received. And well, It's safe to say that I'm pretty disappointed.

This is Kacey Musgraves' fifth studio album, three years after star-crossed which is known as some of the least beloved albums in her ... read more

I'm pretty sure I ascended at the end of movement 6

Don't mind me, for some reason I really love anything that has something classical in it lately, and I saw "Orchestra" over there, and the high user score, and I was like... YES. Seriously though, I've been wanting to listen to this album for a while, and I had some pretty high expectations before listening. And well, It's fucking beautiful.

So, this is some sort of a super collaboration between some very respected and acclaimed ... read more

Torture.

This is my introduction to Chance the Rapper. Now look, I will be honest, I was more interested in why this album is so hated rather than listening to his more well received projects. I'm sorry, I just really wanted to see if it's as bad as everyone says. And I will listen to his praised mixtapes as well. And oh, it's definitely as bad as everyone says it is.

This is Chance the Rapper's debut. Chance has released two highly acclaimed mixtapes prior to this debut, Acid Rap and ... read more

My feet did not touch the ground while I listening to this

Gustavo Cerati's name and especially this album has been on my radar for a long time now. I've heard like two or three songs from it but never listened from beginning to end. And oh man, I'm so glad I finally did. Gustavo was truly a genius and a master of his craft. I'm a little ashamed that I'm only really getting into his music now. RIP legend.

This is Gustavo Cerati's sophomore album in his solo career, released in 1999, after ... read more

It's missing a dababy feature but oh well

Honestly, I've never been the biggest Ariana fan out there. I do like some individual tracks from her but every time I'm listening to a full album it's failing in being engaging from front to back for me. With that being said, I really wanted to like this new record, so I came open minded, but... meh, it's just more of the same for the most part.

This is Ariana Grande's 7th studio album. Ariana obviously needs no introduction at this point in her ... read more

Please, release, an album, guys.

So, I know I'm a tiny bit late to the party. I've heard the EP upon its release but I never reviewed it properly for some reason. With the release of the band's amazing new singles, my excitement for their official debut has got even bigger. So I thought it would be a good time to finally review their first EP, which was my favorite of 2023.

This is Maruja's first project ever. Right out of the gate, they have been building quite the name for themselves, ... read more