I guess Yard Act are a new Post Punk band with the current golden era of Post-Punk going on. Im just gonna get this outta the way, I went into this with open ears and an open mind, but all I can say is that I really don’t like this. Yard Act are what happen if you take a band like Squid, strip them of the things that make them unique, and force them to make an album. I find the vocals to be obnoxious as hell, the singer lacks charisma, the instrumentals are ... read more
“Son Tzu & the Wav.God” is the new record from Daniel Son and Futurewav. First of all, I just wanna day that my fav thing about this album is the production, Futurewav does a great job with these jazzy instrumentals and it really brings out ... read more
I actually do like Oliver Tree's music usually, I really liked his album from last year, but this is genuinely impossible to defend. The single released before this, "Turn it Up" really gave me an image of where Oliver Tree was going with his career, but this solidifies it. When I first heard "Turn it Up", I was appalled by how awful it was, it sounded like shit with its terrible beat, the awful performance from Little Big, and the average ... read more
I, and many others have been waiting for Donda for a looooooooooong time with it being announced over a month ago, but after a long time of getting hyped then being disappointed, and one of the sloppiest album rollouts in recent memory. After 3 live shows, controversy, and multiple changes to the albums, Kanye (or should I say UMG) dropped the album randomly dropped earlier as an hour and 48 minute and 27 ... read more
This is a key example of why it's important to have a good cover art, I would have never checked this out if it weren't for the art, bu time so glad I did. I had no idea what I was getting myself into on this project cause I went in completely blind and was pleasantly surprised. Indigo De Souza is an artist I've never heard of, and "Any Shape You Take" is her sophmore record, and indie rock album with beautiful vocals, themes, ... read more
Trippie Redd has had a... well an eventful few years, starting his run of really mediocre projects bashed by critics and users with "!" in 2019 as Trippie dropped everything that made him interesting and just kinda became a mediocre rapper. Followed by "Pegasus", a long winded project padded with filler, and then "Neon Shark" Trippie's take on a rock album. He then begun to hype this project up with the ... read more
Radiohead, the band of creeps and/or weirdo's, British art rock Gods, and lemon suckers. Consisting of many members (of which I can only remember Thom and the Greenwood brother's), Radiohead have been prominent in the rock scene for nearly 3 decade's now. Starting out in 1993, Radiohead broke out with their debut, "Pablo Honey", an average alt rock/grunge album with some interesting ... read more
Speeding Bullet 2 Heaven, for the most feels like a cry for help from Cudi. This album is Cudi’s take on a rock album and not his usual psychedelic, melodic rap, but instead a dreary, depressive, and obnoxious experiment of a rock album. This album is absolutely hated, with it being bashed by users and critics alike, and I don’t get it. Yeah, it sounds like shit, its too long, and the Beavis and Butthead skits go on for way too long, ... read more
Actress turned Art Pop artist now turned Pop Punk superstar, Willow Smith, daughter of famous actor Will Smith, Willow debut in music with her debut “Ardipithecus” a not very well received record, but of course I wouldn’t know because I didn’t listen. This is really my first time interacting with her music other than hearing “t r a n s p a r e n t s o u l” hundreds of time due to the fact that it was a huge ... read more
I feel like Tyler is such a huge artist at this point that he needs no introduction. Getting lots of buzz in the early years of his career with his very offensive, hardcore, and dark mixtape and albums. After the release of Tyler’s 2nd album “Wolf” seemed like the end of an era, with his bext album “Cherry Bomb” having a lot of RnB flavors to it mixed in with it. His following albums were sweet, sorrowful, and ... read more
Following the rather mediocre "Pablo Honey", Radiohead followed it up with "The Bends", which is basically better in every way. What "Pablo Honey" lacked in songwriting, memorability, and vocals doesn't show up on here, with the majority of the songs here connecting with me on first listen. Thom's vocals are rough every now and then, but for the most part the vocals are much better than the one''s showing up on ... read more