With some better than others, the beats aren’t always good enough.

Catchy in all the right moments, with only some filler spots. Really a step up for twenty one pilots.

More focused on the guitar than the song writing.

Anything said on ICEMAN is instantly disproven from these other two releases.

Anything said on ICEMAN is instantly disproven from these other two releases.

Drake tries to stand up after being knocked down.

While the basics of each song is there, the lyricism is often awkward and extra.

While overall it’s cohesive, there’s no real message to be heard.

Pure atmosphere turned into synth filled dreams.

Definitely the most abrasive ideas and challenging production in Björk’s catalogue.

A definite expansion to the artistic pop realm with many ballad additions.

A musical version of how we grieve, move on, and learn from loss.

Another essential heavy metal record from Ozzy that is a staple to his signature sound.

A nice collection of songs from the country trio with plenty of heartfelt lyrics.

An album full of ear candy due to its pure noise entertainment.

A well put together record that really shows Jack White’s creativity, and at moments, he branches off into new territory.

It may be carefree, but it still has an immature edge.

Gojira’s debut is nothing short of complex and heavy compositions.

The overproduction really brings out the bland writing, leaving some tracks cheesy or quirky.

Jill Scott returns with more colorful artistic choices and a full exploration of sound.