Some hits make listening to the record enjoyable, but not something to come back to.

Overproduced and not enough focus on other elements.

Bun up the dance bun bun up the dance.

A mini indie-folk project to chill with.

Crazy, daring, but not all good.

'Underdressed at the Symphony' is Faye's most dragged project and could use a lot more editing.

A mediocre start while Jack Harlow finds his style.

'Euphonyus' doesn't have any progress from their previous works, but it's not bad.

A good base for Phony Ppl's signature Neo-Soul style.

A much less promising version of 'Who Really Cares.'

A little bit of something, but the rest is nothing.

Unmastered half-made songs only get you so far.

Only some tracks have quality melodies and unique writing, while others get lost in their commonality.

There are hits and misses. Some songs are pointless though.

If the production choice was going for a more bland style, it worked, but I don't think it compliments Cynthia Erivo's voice well.

Elvis is a hit maker, not an album maker.

Good vocals, but not enough versatility. Most of the time it feels like one big song.

Slipknot takes a step back from their usual style to expand more in their discography.

'Who Really Cares' is psychedelic from the use of reverb and looping samples, but maybe they could be used better and in the band's favor.

A suprisingly well put together record with many highlights and peaks.