daniiiiel

i have too many thoughts on homogenic for one short snappy review...but i'll try and sum them up anyway! this album seriously blows me away every time i listen to it. bjork is truly one of the most innovative artists of our time. homogenic reinvented electronic music - this is so insanely produced and crafted. bjork's vocals are beautiful. some of my favorite lyrics of all time are on here ("i thought i could organize freedom/how scandinavian of me", "im a fountain of ... read more

in a poem unlimited is brilliant. the groovy production and remy's unabashed singing completely draws you in; there truly isn't a dull moment on here. the upbeat production does a fantastic job at complimenting the upfront and blunt messages about misogyny and toxic relationships, with the last few tracks leaving you to ponder the future: "what are we gonna do to change?". this dense, maximalist album is really something to feast on, both sonically and lyrically.

whimsical, quirky, and unlike the album name, very unearthly! i felt like i was in a spaceship listening to this. some of the tracks didn't quite work for me but there were some really strong points where the production totally drew me in (plantasia, swingin spathiphyllums, music to soothe the savage snake plant). this was a really fun listen and the old school-y sound almost reminds me of the soviet music i'd hear in old eastern european cartoons i watched growing up. a very ear ... read more

album of the year. brat is brash, confrontational; charli sings vulnerably and honestly over the upbeat, unconventional yet alluring production (fantastically done by ag cook and others), making for charli's most personal, and probably best, work yet. truly an album full of introspective bangers - sonically, the majority of brat is clubby and dancey, a key element to charli's persona, while the lyrics reveal the struggles she goes through as this seemingly unbridled party girl. while ... read more