The grand finale to the After Hour Till Dawn trilogy. The Weeknd cements himself a brilliant way to hang up the boots as a truly admirable music icon. Hurry Up Tomorrow shines in its moment but does certainly fall short at points, for example the record is quite bloated at times with songs that can't be labeled as much other than filler. However it showcases some of the tightest production we've ever heard from The Weeknd before and I am more than happy to cherish that rather than ... read more
MM..FOOD stands out as a quirky, witty and enticingly fun album from the legendary MF DOOM. I love the comics running throughout the entirety of this as it really lightens the mood and opens up breathing room for MF DOOM to go off with his wit and brilliant production.
Favourites: Hoe Cakes, One Beer, Rapp Snitch Knishes.
Least Favourite: Gumbo.
Infinity On High holds a very special place in my heart as my first perfect album I ever heard, I seriously cherish everything this has to offer, from the quite personal and at times quite serious topics to the energy and catchiness filling every corner of the room, I seriously recommend anyone wanting to get into Fall Out Boy should do a deep dive into the lore put into this record. Apart from the tiny bit of vocal stealing from Wesley Eisold there is not a point I could confidently say lacks ... read more
What can I even add to this, Nevermind is 42 minutes of pure unfiltered Nirvana brilliance, with only a couple weaker tracks, Nevermind became a staple to rock music as a whole and an all time classic.
Favourites: In Bloom, On A Plain, Stay Away.
Least Favourite: Territorial Pissings.
Gnx is certainly a 7/10 for me, it's a victory lap... and that about summarises it, there's a plenty of catchy songs and some real jams, but the whole record does not flow at all and that really damages any potential replay value I could assign to it.
Favourites: Heart pt6, Dodger Blue, Reincarted.
Least Favourite: Gnx.