Being the first album reccomended to me, I feel as if I should start off my new list here.

"Serpentine" by Tealandria is an album that delves into intricate, genre-blending soundscapes and rich thematic material. Released in 2024, this album marks a significant entry into the alternative and experimental music scene. Tealandria, known for his unique, but heartwarming, low quality voice and boundary-pushing style, explores a wide range of influences, including blending elements from ... read more

"BRAT" is an EP that underscores Charli XCX’s ever-evolving sound and her willingness to experiment with genre and style. Building on her reputation for pushing pop music's boundaries, this EP blends elements of hyperpop, electronic, and avant-garde pop with Charli’s distinct vocal style and lyrical themes. The EP reflects both personal growth and an ongoing desire to challenge conventional pop norms.

(I know this might be considered as meat riding, but I don't care to be honest)
"Legends Never Die" is a deeply emotional and introspective posthumous album from Juice WRLD, released following his tragic death in December 2019. The album provides a powerful and heartfelt exploration of Juice WRLD’s inner world, featuring themes of mental health, love, and existential reflection. The album’s production and lyrical content offer a compelling mix of Juice WRLD’s ... read more

"Shadows on the Sun" by Brother Ali is an introspective and socially conscious album that highlights Ali’s lyrical ability and storytelling. Tracks like "Forest Whitaker," "The Blend," and "Panic Attacks" explore themes of personal struggle, social issues, and self-reflection. The production, primarily handled by Ant of Atmosphere, features soulful beats and smooth, jazzy samples that complement Ali’s thoughtful lyrics. While the album’s ... read more

"Die, Rugged Man, Die" is R.A. The Rugged Man’s debut studio album, and it’s known for its raw, confrontational style and intricate lyricism. The album features tracks like "First Lady," "The Dangerous Three," and "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang," which highlight R.A.’s aggressive delivery and detailed storytelling. The production is gritty and hard-hitting, reflecting the album’s confrontational tone. While the album’s intensity and ... read more

"Fantastic Damage" is El-P’s debut solo album, showcasing his innovative production style and abstract lyricism. The album features tracks like "Tougher Than Leather," "Deep Space 9mm," and "The Full Retard," which highlight El-P’s ability to blend aggressive beats with complex, often cryptic lyrics. The production is characterized by its industrial, futuristic sound and experimental approach. While some listeners may find the album’s ... read more

"Labor Days" by Aesop Rock is a critically acclaimed album known for its complex lyricism and dense, intellectual content. Aesop Rock’s dense, multi-syllabic rhymes and intricate wordplay are prominent throughout tracks like "Daylight," "9-5ers Anthem," and "The Greatest Paper." The production, handled by Aesop Rock himself and others, features a mix of lo-fi beats, jazzy samples, and experimental sounds that complement his lyrical depth. The ... read more

"Drum's Not Dead" by Liars is an experimental album that combines elements of post-punk, noise rock, and industrial. The concept album explores themes of rhythm and percussion, with tracks like "Let’s Not Wrestle Mt. Heart Attack" and "Drum Gets A Glimpse" showcasing the band’s ability to create intense and innovative soundscapes. The production is deliberately abrasive and unconventional, reflecting the album’s experimental nature. While the ... read more

Comet Control" by the Canadian band of the same name is a spacey and expansive album that draws from psychedelia and cosmic rock influences. With tracks like "Comet Control" and "To the Stars," the album features swirling guitars, ethereal vocals, and a driving rhythm section. The production is clean and polished, enhancing the album’s spacey, immersive quality. While the album’s focus on psychedelic and space rock themes might not break new ground, it ... read more

"The ArchAndroid" by Janelle Monáe is a genre-defying concept album that blends elements of funk, soul, pop, and science fiction. The album is ambitious in scope, with tracks like "Tightrope" and "Cold War" showcasing Monáe’s versatile vocal range and eclectic style. The concept of the album, which follows a narrative of a futuristic android, adds a layer of conceptual depth to the music. While some might find the album’s eclectic nature ... read more

"Carrion Crawler/The Dream" by Thee Oh Sees is a dynamic and energetic album that blends elements of garage rock, psychedelic rock, and punk. With its aggressive yet melodic sound, the album features tracks like "Carrion Crawler" and "The Dream," which showcase the band’s ability to combine fuzzy guitars and driving rhythms with infectious hooks. The production is raw and energetic, capturing the intensity of Thee Oh Sees’ live performances. While the ... read more

"Ruins" by Grouper, the project of Liz Harris, is a haunting and ethereal album that explores ambient and minimalist soundscapes. Recorded in a remote location in Portugal, the album features sparse piano arrangements and reverberant vocals that create an otherworldly atmosphere. Tracks like "Holding" and "Call Across Rooms" exhibit Harris’s skill in creating immersive, emotionally charged soundscapes. The production is deliberately raw and lo-fi, enhancing ... read more

"Benji" by Sun Kil Moon is an evocative and emotionally raw album that delves deeply into personal and family narratives. Mark Kozelek’s songwriting is deeply reflective, touching on themes of loss, memory, and the passage of time. Songs like "Carissa" and "I Watched the Film the Song Remains the Same" are poignant, with Kozelek’s storytelling weaving through intricate guitar arrangements and subtle instrumentation. The album’s intimate, ... read more

"Smoke Ring for My Halo" is a deeply immersive and atmospheric album by Kurt Vile, known for his distinctive blend of folk-rock and lo-fi aesthetics. The album features introspective lyrics and a relaxed, almost dreamlike quality. Tracks like "Baby's Arms" and "Jesus Fever" showcase Vile's ability to create rich, textured soundscapes with minimalistic instrumentation. The production is intentionally understated, allowing Vile’s storytelling and ... read more

"Jesus Is King" marks Kanye West’s foray into gospel music, blending his signature sound with Christian themes. The album features tracks like "Follow God" and "Closed on Sunday," which explore faith and spirituality with varying degrees of success. The production is solid, with Kanye’s trademark creativity evident in the use of choir arrangements and gospel influences. However, the album’s shift in focus from his previous work might feel ... read more

Let me preface this by saying that this album is just so disgusting, I hate it

"Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water" is a prime example of the nu-metal genre at its peak, and unfortunately, it doesn’t age particularly well. Limp Bizkit’s third studio album is characterized by its aggressive, often juvenile lyrics and a blend of rap-rock that feels over-the-top, gimmicky, and edgy. Tracks like "Rollin’" and "My Way" were commercially ... read more

"Weathered" is Creed’s follow-up to their massively successful album "Human Clay." While it continues the band’s signature post-grunge sound, it lacks the freshness and impact of its predecessor. Tracks like "With Arms Wide Open" and "My Sacrifice" showcase the band’s penchant for anthemic, emotionally charged rock, but the album often feels formulaic and repetitive. The production is polished to the point of blandness, and Scott ... read more

I know that this is the same rating as the average, but I always have detailed review for why, so does it really matter?

"Congratulations" is the follow-up to MGMT’s highly successful debut, "Oracular Spectacular," and it represents a significant departure from their earlier, more accessible sound. The album delves into a more psychedelic, experimental territory with tracks like "Flash Delirium" and "Siberian Breaks." The lush, sometimes ... read more

"Funeral" by Arcade Fire is an emotionally charged debut that blends indie rock with baroque pop elements. The album’s grandeur and depth are evident in tracks like "Rebellion (Lies)," "Wake Up," and "Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)." The band’s use of orchestration, such as string arrangements and multi-instrumental layers, adds a dramatic flair that complements the album’s themes of loss, family, and community. The passionate performances ... read more

"The Strokes" debut album, "Is This It," is often hailed as one of the defining records of the early 2000s indie rock revival. With its raw, unpolished sound and catchy guitar riffs, the album captured the spirit of a generation and revitalized interest in garage rock. Tracks like "Last Nite" and "Someday" showcase the band’s knack for creating memorable, infectious melodies with a gritty edge. The production is deliberately lo-fi, adding to the ... read more