One of the Bibles of modern pop, obviously being from Taylor Swift, also has its cringe-worthy moments that didn’t age too well (yes, we’re all looking at you, Shake It Off), but there's no denying the impact this album had on the industry and pop music. It's fun, energetic, sugary, aggressive, rebellious, and I love it.
Oh my God, what can I say, it's perfect, by Taylor Swift standards (because whether you believe it or not, there is no 'perfect' album in Taylor's discography, in my opinion, all her albums have that one little thing that doesn't quite work, in this case, it's called Stay Stay Stay). Red is that safe place, it's amazing, and it's the album that holds the BEST song in Taylor's entire discography. That's right, we’re all watching you, All ... read more
There was a time when I used to say this was Taylor's most boring album, but honestly, every time I listen to it again, I remember that this album is really a turning point in Taylor's career. This is where Taylor starts to dive deeper into more personal and heavier life situations, something that will become her signature move for the rest of her career. But in this album, we still have some very childish themes, so it's definitely a transition.
This is the album that makes me feel the most girly from Taylor. She starts showing her architectural skills when building those bridges, because I think my favorites bridges from her can be found in this album. She's still a young Taylor, there are still some cringy kid songs, but she begins to consolidate herself as the artist we know today.
I think it is a good debut, but it does not have that much of replay value. Taylo really shows who she is in this album and I think that's good enough for it.
A Mix of sounds and styles
I'm quite shook this was released in 2015, it has a really oldie vibe. Kudos for that.
Top Tracks: Animal Machines, Manipulating the Whores of the Glendale Wells Fargo Cabaret, Lover's Sunset
ICONIC, CUNTY, SHOWSTOPPING
Probably my favorite R&B-dance-pop album release of the year. This was giving Beyonce and Azelia Banks mixed together in a blender. Her voice is so soft and works so good in this sounds and production. The only negative thing I'd say and the reason it didn't get the 5 stars is its length. Probably way too many songs, but fuck it they are really good.
Top Tracks: Never Enough, Sweet Sensation, On 2 Something
Now I know why my dad (divorced) likes Phil Collins that much
Top Tracks: Sussudio, Don't Lose My Number
HOLY F.....
This was giving Kool and The Gang but make it modern and even better. The production is so grooooovy, I loved it.
Top Tracks: 9 2 5, It's Time, Crazy People
Wow
Those wind instrumentals really got me into listening hard rock/metal huh really good. At the end it was losing me but anyways, really good project.
Top Tracks: Saoirse, Look Down On Us, Born To Die
There's one song that sounds like Jojo Siwa singing Bette Davis Eyes
Top Tracks: Jamie, Cry Cry Cry, Covers
First time listening to The Hives
Last time listening to The Hives
Reheating Boygenius' Nachos
Top Tracks: Moth Song, Cathode Ray, Sarah
Weirdest album of the year???
Those first two songs were cringy AF, but I suddenly got the vibe and I quite enjoyed all the chaos. You can tell Dijon worked in Bon Iver's latest album, the production is IDENTICAL, but it also kinda reminded me of Phil Collins and MJ. This might be a hot take but I think this would be the kind of music MJ would do if he was alive in these times.
Top Tracks: Yamaha, Automatic, (Referee)
Nice
so...believe it or not, I'm not mush of a metal/hard rock listener (shocking, I know) but this one I pretty liked it. I listened to it in a day full of work and it gave me the right punch and energy I needed.
Top Tracks: infinite source, souvenir, I think about you all the time
She gave me early 2000's electronic/dance/house, but like the whole variety
Top Tracks: 1/17, Lipsync, Alberta
Meh
O sea los ritmos son disfrutables pero pues todo me sonó igual, no me parece que proponga mas allá de lo que ya se conoce de Danny Ocean, hast la ULTIMA CANCION. Su peak es Me Rehuso. Ah si, y Kenia Os tu patrona y lo sabes.
Top Tracks: Crayola, AyMami
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