A stunning New Wave album, filled with a deeply melancholic atmosphere and thought-provoking themes of introspection.

A very mediocre country song, and a terrible voice.

Ariana Grande's vocals are as beautiful as ever, but the melody is lackluster and the lyrics feel nonsensical; in my opinion, this is Ariana's most mediocre lead single to date.

An impeccable second single. The metaphor of the "red thread" serves as a beautiful image, while the concept of an "antidote" represents a thematic exploration born of Olivia Rodrigo's further artistic maturation.

The best dance remix I've heard this year

Clever marketing, but terrible, boring music.

A completely half-hearted, filler-filled piece—it is nothing short of torture for the ears.

The top half is pretty good, but the bottom half is terrible.

The epic final chapter of Glam Rock—an aesthetic yet cautionary concept album.

An interesting experiment, but the listening experience is truly hard to stomach.

A steady move—but not spectacular.

I prefer the original version; this remix album isn't quite as moving as the original.

A beautiful and fluid pop dance music album.

A truly classic piece of traditional dance music. I'm really looking forward to M15—even though I really dislike the cover art.

This song is fantastic; I really love the artistic vibe of the "drop dead" section, but it leaves me feeling like I haven't had quite enough—it feels too brief.

Excellent Dance-Punk Albums

It was quite ordinary, but I'm glad to see that Harry didn't choose to pander to the masses.

Compared to the previous two albums, it seems somewhat mediocre and bland.

The consistency of the first three tracks is amazing; it's a very refined album, but the second half lacks cohesion.

The overall quality is quite good by today's standards in the country music scene.