An energetic garage rock record that shows a lot of diversity and originality.

Os Magos de Oz.

A semi-tolerable beginning to a meaningless end.

Death blasts hard riffs and raspy vocals to prove, once again, that they are at the top of their game.

Pearl Jam's 'Lightning Bolt' is drawn out with filler songs, and struggles to keep up with the few good songs in the mix.

Björk expands her lyricism and production to give an overall artful pop record.

A solid, but sometimes strange record to continue Led Zeppelin’s legacy.

An amtospherical jazz album with mini rap sessions to fill the space.

Triple the album, triple the masterpieces.

With unbeatable writing and smooth guitar jams, Bob Dylan makes a no-skip record.

A magical, extraordinary and spiritual work of jazz art.

Nirvana continued their creative and ground breaking sound following ‘Nevermind.’

Long story short, she's not.

'Dark Matter' brings Pearl Jam's biggest effort in a while, with many rock highlights.

New and profound composition by Vince Guaraldi that is timeless and superior.

Bangers were produced by the one and only, with many good collaborations.

With pretty orchestration, a new kind of folk is explored.

A hypnotic record that makes time go by with atmosphereic guitars.

With obvious influences, Gracie Abrams seems to not make much original content.

A true showcase of the fantastic imagination of Stevie Wonder.