first 5 tracks are bonkers, insane run

grooviest groove to ever groove

Realised potential. At just 24 years old Quadeca has achived complete control over every area of his artistry, from his phenominally wild production, varied vocal styles and worldbuilding to his video directing, visuals and art direction. I seriously urge anyone who hasn't watched the album movie to do so. Quadecas knack for filming on interesting locations, his use of mixed media and the nautical theme (props to him for learning how to sail) make for a extremely interesting watch, ... read more

By stripping back their songs and sound to its most raw and primative form, Nirvana are able to highlight its underlying emotinal power. While there are many standout moments such as the iconic rendition of about a girl or their increadible Bowie cover, the closer, a cover of Lead Belly's 'where did you sleep last night', is prehaps the most powerful of the entire set

As many have noted, Nirvana's final studio album attempts to strike a balence between their rough around the edges debut and their more polished second release and while that does give way to some career standout moments such as Heart Shaped Box, Rape Me and All Apologies, overall, i prefer the polish

Nirvana's debut may have some standout tracks (about a girl being my favourite) as well as some killer bass but inconsistant vocal performances, underdeveloped ideas and poor drumming plaugue the project (no wonder they fired Channing in place of Grohl after its release)

its really hard to explain how, but this album sounds like England. like london or brighton at night

RIP to Brian Wilson, a true musical genuis. Sorry its taken me until now to listen to this album

another expertly produced and performed album. Dixon is once again proving why he is one of the best rap artists right now

takanaka outro tracks >>>>

redemption song and could you be loved are all timers. such a hopeful and peaceful album

chill AF. Cant believe its taken me this long to listen to Bob Marley

that second half tho

subtly beautiful. An album that says so much with so little

Billy Woods has reached an insane level of consistency. Some of his best writing on here plus woods continuing his streak of never being on a bad beat. Every album of his I have heard features phenominal production and this is no different.

ive been sleeping on this for wayyyyyyy to long holy shit

They are just that good. ITCHING for the debut LP

MARUJA! DROP THE EP’S ON CD AND MY LIFE IS YOURS!

Ok I’m not the first to say this but he really sounds like John Lennon here

Idk what to write, pretty good album tho