i think whenever a latina-adjacent or just latina in general has red hair, the music is bound to be good

The notes on epistolares are stellar, with a heavy bass influencing every song on this album, which is not a complaint at all from me. AKRILLA is also a very talented songwriter, something I wasn’t expecting coming into this as most articles only detail her incredible soundscapes. Most of the songs are very yearnful, missing someone who gave you 50% while you gave them (and are still ... read more

One of the albums of all time in my eyes. I also really like the color green, and stripes, and zebras.

This is the first fakemink project I’ve listened to fully, and honestly? It didn’t disappoint. I don’t think it’s life changing by any means, but it’s not bad at all. I actually really enjoyed his voice on these tracks and the eerie off putting soundscape he was trying to create trapped me in. Songs like Tell Me What You’re Missing, are in my tops of the month, with May being a pretty mediocre time for music, Terrified paved a much more positive light on May ... read more

Oh my fucking god. Jane is genuinely on another fucking level and I can confidently say no one in the underground is moving like them. This album is cohesive perfectness, there’s not one track on here that’s weaker than the other. This isn’t even glaze either it’s true, electronic music has never sounded this good. status update music samples any iconic music you could possibly imagine, including my queen April Grey Harper aka underscores. This is my 2nd favorite project ... read more

matt proxy’s teenage genius 3 is an orchestra of sounds. Beautifully curated, teenage genius 3 uses samples that range from religion to a rant of life itself. The EP is cut into three parts, each of them having their own story. The first part is pretty simple, with a standard hip-hop drum beat underneath some cool vocal parts. And then, pure abstraction. It becomes very loud, so loud that at some point I thought my headphones had been damaged due to the glitchy sound effects and dog ... read more

Quadeca, Quadeca, Quadeca. He’s genuinely on such an amazing run, and I think it all stemmed from this album. This record has one of my favorite concepts of all time. I Didn’t Mean to Haunt You is about a ghost watching his loved ones navigate their lives after the man’s suicide. It deals with grief, regret, and the feeling of helplessness. The tracks on this are genuinely generational and it perfectly encapsulates the grief on both sides, the dead and the living. I love ... read more

hello everyone moviesfortheys is back in business for may!!!! Yay!!!!! april had it out for me, specifically school holyyyyyy poop i sobbed my eyes out during every state investigation i had to do ❤️‍🩹

For the actual review, Twin Fantasy is a story of an album, with the emotional impact hitting EVERYONE, no matter if your trans or gay or addicted to weed or all three, you can truly feel the gut wrenching emotions on this. The album is an autobiography on Will Toledo’s first ... read more

sleep is the best song to fall asleep to ever

This guy is actually King Von reincarnated. This album is actually insane. The shit he’s claiming to have done on this record for the world to know is crazy. He’s definitely too far gone which is sad to see for someone who genuinely has talent. I love cloud rap so I wasn’t surprised by how much I loved the soundscape of this project. I’m still shocked by some of the lyrics because they’re genuinely so diabolically evil.

this might be like the devil himself ... read more

I used to be the biggest Transatlanticism glazer of all time, but I had for some reason really ignored the rest of Death Cab for Cutie’s discography, which is full of amazing music, such as this whole album. This album is teenage life encapsulated, or at least my teenage life, which I’m still living through, contributing to the relatable essence of this whole album. Title track is the best opener in an album ever, it genuinely deserves all the hype it gets because it’s such a ... read more

♡ is one of my favorite EP’s of all time because I genuinely believe none of the songs here are misses. Jane Remover chooses to experiment with the pop sound, and it’s honestly such incredible music. The production is top tier quality, though it is Jane we’re talking about, so we shouldn’t be surprised. The mixing on this is beautifully done, with How to Teleport being a demonstration on how much Jane has grown throughout her projects. The lyrics are all so personal, ... read more

Well, this is VERY rough. rommulas has everything going for him, he has the looks, the money, the tools to help create a good EP, but, even with all these resources, he is unable to create anything of note or value. None of these songs will truly last, and none of them are good. No Me Importa is a disgrace to the human ear, specially if they belong to any Spanish speaking person. I don’t hate anyone who doesn’t speak Spanish, but if you’re going to create rap that include ... read more

Probably the weakest EP from the duo, Basspunk 2 is the sequel to their incredibly strong debut. It contains some absolutely incredible songs such as Alice, one of the best openers I’ve heard in a minute, and Wooden girl, a highlight in their discography. The first half of this EP is a lot weaker than the second half, which sort of minimizes my replay value on this. Some areas seem to get awkward and don’t flow as smoothly as later Bassvictim projects have, I think even Basspunk had ... read more

I think he realllllyyyyy took inspiration from a certain someone. 2hollis’ attempt at rage isn’t entirely surprising to me, rage is really taking the “underground” by storm as of late. However, his take on this seems so artificial. It’s not bad, by any means, but compared to other rap projects that have come out as of late, this really falls behind. The beats are just fine, nothing surprising or anything I’d personally say is rage. The car sounds just pissed ... read more

Bassvictim has really started to grow on me recently, leading me to dive even deeper into their discography. Basspunk was the start of it all, and was probably the first album of theirs I heard from Insta reels or even TikTok. Basspunk is pure fun; it really isn't supposed to be taken seriously, it's more of a "If you get it, you get it" sort of record. Electronic music is one of my favorites in the music scene, and this album follows all the fundamentals for a great ... read more

well it’s a mixtape for sure 😂✌️

I used to be a huge fan of My Chemical Romance, and while I do enjoy them casually, they really fell from grace for me. Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge has some really high highs, but also very low lows. One of these lows is one of the more popular songs on this record, I’m Not Okay (I Promise). This used to be one of my favorites when I was 12 and had first discovered the band, but honestly, the song is painful to listen to, and the lyrics are so bland and repetitive, it’s not bad ... read more

This is just okay. It’s not as bad as people claim it to be, it’s ten minutes of okay music, it’s not unlistenable but there’s not much substance. I understand there is meaning behind these songs, but the songs themselves are really simple and feel as if they’re missing something. The Nirvana comment doesn’t seem to be serious, but I don’t exactly know so I might be wrong. My favorite song was lovefool demo, which is also the longest song at 1:32, so ... read more

kuru i love u

Backstage hologram really solidifies kuru’s place in the underground rap scene. I’m a huge kuru fan, and I’m so happy to see him getting more recognition for his music. On this record, kuru doesn’t experiment with his sound as much as he has in previous works, but his style is so solid, that the simplicity of it doesn’t deter me from listening. kuru’s soundscape is genuinely addictive, with the keys being his strongest and most impressive ... read more

Lil Ugly Mane’s Mista Thug Isolation is my first introduction to his discography, and it didn’t disappoint whatsoever. Lil Ugly Mane is able to fuse so many contrasting genres and makes it work into his incredible beats and lyricism. His style of rap is not one I’ve explored much, but I did heavily enjoy it on this album and hope to continue diving into it in the future. There’s no “bad” track on this album, though the quality differences are there. Bitch ... read more