GOING HOME, LATE LAST NIGHT

I’ve been on a grunge binge for the past couple of months and i’m starting to think it might not just be a binge anymore.

some all time greats on here for sure, I just wish Four Sticks didn’t drag on so long, and The Battle of Evermore was a little underwhelming.

I can’t say anything bad about this album. The worst track on here for me is the final one, Endless, Nameless, and it’s still a great song even if it is about nothing and has no real purpose other than to be the song that Nirvana used when they wanted to destroy all of their instruments in concert. The rest of the tracks are impeccable and flow together so well sometimes it feels like one beautiful song that goes on for over 45 minutes. Obviously the exception to that is Polly, the ... read more

The first album outside of my parents influence that I ever loved. I found this record through a friend when I was 11 years old and it just never gets old, even after over 6 years of listening.

I love this album. Earl you are amazing. Thank you.

This album has some truly amazing songs, but unfortunately is plagued with some relatively generic riffs and lyrics along the way. Production is stellar at the least, this is seriously one of the best sounding punk albums I have ever heard. Overall a very worthwhile listen.

I can’t tell you how many times I thought my speakers were broken when I listened to this album.

A case study of how hopeless the people of society are.

Honestly was hoping for more after the little that i’ve heard from Pop Smoke. Don’t get me wrong, some of these songs bang, but the majority of this 19 track album is what could be summed up as some pretty mellow, low effort, filler. He definitely had a lot of potential, and it is a shame that he passed at such a young age, but this is not Pop Smoke’s best effort.

Their debut record was everything I had ever wanted in an indie rock album. While this certainly shows growth in songwriting. musical arrangement, and instrumentation, emotionally I don’t think I connect with it as much.

I’m just really a sucker for indie rock.

not as good as flower boy.

better than igor.

WELL I CAN’T COUNT HOW MANY TIMES I’VE BEEN OUTDONE BY NIHILISM

This is... infectious. With many of the songs coming in under 3, or even 2 minutes, Stephen Bruner creates an album that seems to flow effortlessly for just under 40 minutes. The silly humor is complimented by his unquestionably stellar musicianship, making for an entertaining and enjoyable, yet still lighthearted addition to his critically acclaimed discography.

edit: everything I said still applies, this album is very loosely tied together though and i’m not sure it quite deserves an ... read more

Should’ve won best rap album. The only real competition from the other nominees was Swimming, and Daytona quite frankly blows that out of the water. Pusha T delivers some of his best bars atop the intricate and ever sample heavy production from Kanye West. The only downfall this album has is that it is barely long enough to be considered one.

edit: the only reason this isn’t a 100 is because i don’t really like that sample on Hard Piano. You know the one.

edit2: that ... read more

This is the perfect soft rock album, and my personal favorite of all time. With 12 songs coming in at around 44 minutes, it’s the perfect length for a full studio album without feeling too short, certainly isn’t bloated at all and doesn’t have a single filler song. The instrumentation is beautiful, Stevie Nicks is Stevie Nicks, and every member of the band just seems to be working in perfect harmony throughout the album. It truly is Fleetwood Mac’s magnum opus.

A solid effort by Trippie Redd, yet this project lacks much in the way of versatility and variability that we all know he is capable of. Noted highlights include ‘Sickening’ and ‘The Grinch’ as well as ‘The Jungle Book’ and ‘Chosen’. While not his best effort, Trippie delivers a well produced and slick, if repetitive, trap rap album.

After first listen, this is a solid sophomore effort from up and coming artist Rich Brian. After gaining popularity from his comedic social media antics as well as his viral single “Dat $tick” Brian has come a long way. His debut album, Amen, showcased his potential well yet lacked the depth found on his latest project. Other noted improvement include the production as well as Brian’s significant improvements as a vocalist.
edit: not as great as I initially thought, still very ... read more