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Olivia managed to avoid a sophomore slump with her second album "GUTS" which I'd say is marginally better than the already great "SOUR" back in 2021. Olivia seems more confident, and the music sounds darker/grittier which I always like.

The rock cuts go even harder this time around and the ballads also all have hard-hitting sides to them which I always like (love it when ballads transform and don't js stay the same). Overall, I think that this is a natural and ... read more

Olivia Rodrigo's first album "SOUR" is genuinely really good. I'm honestly surprised at how 17-year-old Olivia managed to write seriously complex emotional songs, with great writing and well produced instrumentals.

From the hard Pop Rock-inspired opener to the emotional piano ballads, Olivia manages to strike a balance between the two that I really enjoy. Almost all of the songs are catchy, and I was engaged throughout most of this album.

Fav song(s): "brutal", ... read more

I was genuinely confused when the controversy around the album cover started because I thought everyone knew that Sabrina belittles and often mocks men in her songs as them being "dumb" or "incompetent". I seriously think that all the people who found the cover offensive have room temp iq or have never heard Sabrina's music in their lives so they couldn't understand the impending irony and sarcasm that was gonna come from this album's music and ... read more

Sabrina's album after her breakout "emails i can't send" is genuinely so much better than that album that I'm kind shocked ngl. I did listen to this record before her breakout and so returning to this after was like a breath of fresh air.

On this album, Sabrina really finds her own style of cheeky, tounge-and-cheek, fun pop music which is often quite funny. The songs are mostly all catchy and the instrumentals are all pretty good as well. Definitely think that she has ... read more