Ecodisirene

We've been used to 'divorce albums', but never have they been this candid, direct, and brutal. Lily Allen literally lays herself, her vulnerabilities, and her husband's shit bare. What can I say? I stan for rage's girl. An album that holds your attention; the first part is definitely more catchy than the second, but it's a fine album.

Fav Songs:
⭐️ West End Girl
⭐️ Tennis
⭐️ Magdalene
⭐️ Relapse
⭐️ Nonmonogamummy
⭐️ Dallas Major

A political, bleak, and cold album. PJ Harvey succeeds beautifully in conveying the decadence of a nation destroyed by war, nationalistic ideals, and failed hopes. A beautiful album.

Fav Songs:
⭐️ Let England Shake
⭐️ The Worlds That Maketh Murder
⭐️ In The Dark Places
⭐️ Hanging In The Wire

Patti Smith gifts us one of her most iconic classic rock tracks. It is not so much the style that sets it apart, but rather its textual and musical depth. Here, Patti is deeper, more grounded. Perhaps not my favorite, but it certainly raises the bar.

Fav Songs:
⭐️ People Have the Power
⭐️ Up There Down There
⭐️ Dream of Life
⭐️ Looking for You (I Was)
⭐️ As The Night Goes By

I wasn't a big fan of the movie. Charli XCX's soundtrack is definitely a good fit for the film, but I was still expecting a darker, more organic sound. Tracks like 'House' or 'Chains of Love' capture that vibe, but I expected more, especially considering the overall visual aesthetic of the album.

Fav Songs:
⭐️ House
⭐️ Chains of Love