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i can't believe she took a six year hiatus from music i'm so happy she's back.

it's such a cliche to call an album an artist's most personal one yet, but in this case it's a very apt description. aside from the lack of dr puke credits, the more emotional tracks like 'brutalist', 'jeep', and 'korea' are the real highlights and show how much more mature her songwriting has gotten since era 1.

also 'i like ur look' is SOTY for ... read more

genuinely what is the point of a bleachers album if there aren't any bangers. not a single song on this album is better than anything off strange desire or gone now.

le sserafim once again struggle to execute a concept.

celebration was straight-up awful but the teasers for boompala were so tasteless and annoying, they actually had me a little bit excited for their take on a so-bad-it's-good, zimzalabim-type track. the hooks and macarena sample are earworm-y but the production and vocals are so flimsy, the whole thing just fails to make much of an impression. it's a shame since repetitive, borderline culturally insensitive songs are usually ... read more

she was literally the youngest person ever.

she’s a bit like a teenage mother in that sense given that she basically birthed the blueprint for all female pop stars with her debut while at the same time she’d spend the next 25 years maturing and improving upon this album’s foundations.