'Dark Times' is cinematic, with great story telling from Vince and dark production choices.

'The Bends' bends many genres and expectations with quality production and flow.

Redefining Pop, Chappell makes a huge breakthrough with 'The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess.'

'Without Warning' is a big collaborative album with creative and bumping beats. Metro, Offset, and 21 Savage all put in good effort for each song.

'The Score' is the Fugees best collection of tracks. These songs show off the Hip-Hop group's authenticity and ambition.

'Riot!' is big step ahead of their previous album "All We Know Is Falling" with bright and punky bangers.

‘The Fragile’ is a long and electronic piece of Industrial Rock. Even though there’s a lot of filler you may not want to come back to, it makes a lot of sense for the flow of the album.

‘KIDS SEE GHOSTS’ is made with fantastic production, but at times, the lyrics aren’t enough to fill the rest of the tracks.

'Japanese Whispers' is a short package of singles that don't offer anything special as an album.

'Hysterics' is weird, noisy, chaotic, peaceful, and to be honest, more creative than some of your favorite bands.

Weezer's performance gets more versatile and consistent on 'Pinkerton.'

Making the EP on low budget is impressive, but it hinders the quality.

I think Maximum boosted my hormones with this.

The good kind of silly metal.

The Dave Brubeck Quartet puts smooth rhythms into your head.

Mitski makes a lot of indie noise on 'Bury Me at Makeout Creek' with gritty guitars and great vocals.

'Rust in Peace' is filled with guitar ear candy, and it only lacks lyrical potential.

‘The Eminem Show’ has the best collection of songs Eminem has put out. The quality on this album cannot be found on his other LPs.

'RY RY WORLD' has a couple of good songs, while the rest aren't something to come back to.

'Holy Diver' has a look of good guitar work to be noticed, but lacks some lyricism.