Maybe the real SWAG was the friends we made along the way…

As you may or may not have known, I was not a big fan of SWAG. Maybe it was the fact that I found it really boring and bloated, maybe it was because I was disappointed by the fact that it wasn’t Justin doing an embarrassing and incredibly outdated Trap album. The point is I was not really looking forward to, nor expected to enjoy its not highly anticipated sequel in any real meaningful way. So I was pleasantly surprised to ... read more

Just the cutest song about being the nastiest little freak for your significant other

it’s not good, but I love it way too much. I think I’m really going to enjoy Benson’s continued presence within the pop music scene

AOTY try not to HATE FUN challenge!!! (IMPOSSIBLE)

My big hot take is that I think this is one of the greatest pop songs ever made

Yup, that’s a 10/10, you’re seeing that right. “For Joey Valence & Brae?!” You may be wondering, well I’ll elaborate fully on why I find it to be a 10 later, I’d rather actually discuss the album first.

Despite being the duo’s 3rd album, HYPERYOUTH really feels like their first with a real unified idea behind it. That’s not to diss No Hands or Punk Tactics, they’re quality projects from what I’ve heard in their own right, but ... read more

It’s been a few months since I first listened to SOS and LANA, and I’ve been really into SZA since then, so it’s about time I finally got to SZA’s debut album.

I definitely enjoyed CTRL upon a first listen, but it took me a couple listens for it to really hit for me. I don’t wanna make like direct comparisons to SOS, but while I think it is overall stronger, CTRL’s much more of a ‘All Killer No Filler’ deal where even if it’s highs ... read more

Yknow, as someone who used to be really into Ado before I really got into music, when I first saw the AOTY reviews before listening to the album I really wanted to go like “Man I can’t believe these reviewers are being so harsh, this album is just gonna be some decent little fun!”. Yeah well so much for that…

I’m gonna be so real with yall, this is barely an album, it feels more like a compilation than anything. Literally every track on here except for the opener ... read more

Ever since Big Dawgs dropped and put Hanumankind on the map, I’ve been invested in Hanumankind’s career, because of both his generally unique rapping style, and also the fact that we don’t really have many big name Indians in the western music scene, let alone Indian Rappers. So I was intrigued going into this to see how he would be able to prove himself over a full length project.

Before I get into anything else, God damn the production is way better than it has any right to ... read more

Tyler watching people theorize about how DTTG is actually deeper than we think: I Thought You Wanted to Dance

Don’t Tap the Glass is the most recent album by Tyler the Creator, releasing not even a year after Chromakopia.

Now for those who don’t know, Tyler is like my favourite artists ever, so when this album was announced, and that it would only be dropping in a matter of days, I was really excited, and as it shows, I feel that excitement was adequately met.

Compared to his ... read more

After 16 year Hiatus, brothers Pusha T and Malice finally reunite, alongside long time collaborator and childhood friend Pharrell Williams, to produce Let God Sort Em Out.

Coming in to this, I wasn’t really the most familiar with either’s music. I’ve only listened to 3 Push songs up till then, though I’ve listened to them quite extensively, and I’m just entirely unfamiliar with Malice, so I wasn’t totally aware of what I’d be entering into save for ... read more

Don’t get me wrong, I really wanted to like album, I really did, and honestly it kinda makes me feel bad that I don’t like, but holy fuuuuck this sucked.

So Alex Warren, 2025’s big breakout star, snagging a number one hit that’s held the spot for currently 7 weeks now, with his song “Ordinary”. He released an album recently. I didn’t plan on listening to it initially, but my dear cousin wanted me to listen to it, so here we are.

Now before I shit on ... read more

I was expecting a shitty and embarrassingly outdated trap album going in to this and somehow I was still disappointed.

Why is Bieber so popular. Like, for an artist who’s been popular basically my entire life, and is in like his 15th year of ongoing fame, for at least the last 10 I kinda struggle to see why he’s remained popular. For at least his first 3 albums I can understand, he started out as this teenage heartthrob that all the girls were obsessed with, only to slowly turn ... read more

I was gonna procrastinate a lil longer on this but MC Prophet recommended it to me a few days ago so I feel like it would be a disservice to the man not to lock in💔

Ok so, before I actually get into the review, I wanna do a quick recap of my history with the band and the lead up to this album, cuz to me that feels very important to my experience with this album.

Tbh, like most other people, I’d really only known the Virgins as the “Anime Thighs” guys, who made shitty ... read more

Score Change: 86 —> 93

Virgin is the 4th album by Kiwi Popstar Lorde.

Even for an artist who’s shown to never really be afraid to take risks artistically, Virgin is quite a departure for Lorde.

For one, Lorde ends up going basically full electronic on this album, which is kind of ironic considering the Folk Pop of her last record. While she has dabbled in Electropop before with some tracks on her first 2 albums, she’s never really full sent it like she has here, outside ... read more

AOTY Users lack a sense of Joy and Whimsy

I’m disappointed in AOTY because how is this not in the 80s minimum

Teto has been having a star making year and this is my absolute favourite song using her, Jaime the goat🔥
#Teto4Pres2028

The Wall is the 9th Studio Album by Legendary English Rock Band Pink Floyd.

Within the realm of the concept album, I think there are very few records that are able to intersect the cross-section of Acclaim, Long Lasting Popularity, and Mass Consumer appeal the same way The Wall has, with only legends like Kendrick Lamar, The Beatles and even Pink Floyd themselves really being able to surpass it.

The Wall follows the story of a fictional Rockstar known as Pink, based off of both Roger Waters ... read more

Live and In Colour is the most recent album by Logic and Juicy J, being a collaboration between the two artists

Now that we’re at the halfway point, it’s pretty safe to say, the 2020s have been a really interesting decade for Logic so far. From retiring in 2020 to almost immediately come out of it 2 years later, while also leaving Def Jam, and then subsequently drop his most critically acclaimed album with the long awaited Ultra 85. This year too, is posed to be his biggest, with ... read more