This album’s ideas shine through easily, even past the addicting pulse of noise that happens constantly.

Yeat has continued the downward slope of dropping tracks with less effort and meaningless features.

Gojira continues to put out original ideas that are as hard hitting and grand as always.

A classic record made with chorus-filled rock jams and anthems.

This record constantly feels like Raye trying to catch up to the production, but the concept of a drama style play is good, just could be executed better.

Björk does a great job going to a more a cappella route, while still incorporating her experimentation.

Spiritually sane in the most ungodly way, Lingua Ignota nails it again.

While the instrumentation isn’t anything grand, nothing is less than good.

With a little bit of experimentation here and there, the group keeps the same style as their debut album.

With only some highlights, many tracks don’t finish strong and leave lots of room for improvement.

A record with simplistic production that works in its’ favor.

A laid-back record that still prioritizes quality over quantity.

It’s classic Death Grips, but with less development and material.

Took the most generic route on every path.

Death Grips never fails to have abstract ideas, even at early stages.

Cher soars through the record, with some tracks packing more of a punch than others.

Pretty much every drug shot into one song, I love it.

Lil Nas X teases a promising release with a little bit of everything in his catalog.

Overproduced, a little messy, but the sound is concrete. I do think this project is over hated.

Ashnikko leaves lots of room for improvement, with a standard base for every track.