Over-produced to the point everything sounds forced.

Sticking to their same style, everything is already over done and over used.

A failed attempt to make house music because there is no life to any of this.

Terrible mixing to the point it is annoying.

A bunch of half-songs taken over by singles.

Less mature, but more depth to songs. Seems Solace & The Vices can't be compatible.

'Solace' is mature and soulful, but lacks depth in any songs.

'Stay With Me' and 'I'm Not the Only One' are really high peaks of this album, and it is hard to follow that. The rest seems middle-of-the-road.

With half the songs being pre-released, it sticks out that the deep cuts are not of the same quality as the singles. This might be a nice first listen, but it’s not something to come back to fully.

Geniuses at work. Perfect vocals from Ozzy and original guitar riffs are something you can’t beat.

THE invention of metal music.

An incredibly hypnotic album that never misses to catch a vibe with their bass-beats.

Adele returns with an album just as outstanding as her previous breakthrough.

'Fallen' by Evanescence holds a big statement for gothic metal using their own twists and moody songs.

King Gizzard makes the perfect blend of orchestra and rock.

Shaboozey seems to take country pop very easy, which has its ups and downs.

A decent introduction to the world of Mac Miller.

Justin Bieber's most listenable project is easy to digest and takes some risks.

Twenty One Pilots' fail to produce a random pop record, and it comes off disappointing and weird.

An all-around-the-place cash grab that purposely doesn't go into one genre.