A powerful album about self-discovery and self-fulfillment, in all its manic glory. Imaginal Disk just does everything right, and then goes even further cuz fuck you why not.

It's easy to see why this is hailed as such a beloved and influential pop album.

ILDMLFY continues to experiment and push forward. Peggy doesn't miss

A breathtaking and bittersweet display of psychedelia, drenched in nostalgia.

It's a bit of a mixed bag for sure. the album has its standout low points for sure, but when it hits its stride it really works. Its a satisfying swan song for Gambino.

While a bit lacking in her bombastic and wild sound from Juno, Big Ideas makes up for in feeling like a more mature and well-crafted project overall.

Edit: idk what I was talking about, this albums still crazy, it's just a smarter kind of crazy.

They say that right before you die your whole life flashes before your eyes. I'd like to think that this is the soundtrack that accompanies it.

Somehow better

It's a femininomenon indeed.

Brat summer forever.

This album feels tight. There's no wasted space anywhere. The production is killer, and once this album gets its hooks in you, it doesn't let go.

One second you're jamming, the next you're having an existential breakdown. I like it!

A word to describe this album would be 'vibrant'. Manners feels like listening to a rainbow.

A very enjoyable release from Vince. The album as a whole feels much more cohesive compared to other recent projects.

You can tell Sampha hasn't quite found his sound yet, but despite that, this album still sounds very well constructed and enjoyable.

Absolutely beautiful. Lahai sounds nostalgic yet effortlessly futuristic, and if this is how the future sounds, maybe it doesn't have to be so scary.

I struggled to stay awake while listening. There's a few good songs at the start, but it quickly enters snoozeville for the rest of the album.

clipping. is the gold-standard for what I like to call "spooky music".

In all seriousness this album is fucking horrifying, and I love it

The Smile returns with a pretty refreshing project, that outdoes their previous venture.

Having listened to Introvert directly before this, this is a noticeable step down. It's still decent, but pretty stale and boring most of the time.