how i’m feeling now encapsulates the raw, unfiltered energy that results from being trapped in your house for weeks. This album was written, produced, and recorded all while in isolation, so it’s no wonder that it seems almost manic in a way. From the abrasive and sinister “pink diamond”, to the timid and worrisome “detonate”, Charli XCX is able to precisely capture the quarantine state of mind. The real value of this record comes from the production. The raw ... read more

Eminem does a lot of things on this record. Of course, he can rap fast. But what else can he do? He can create an album that starts off by telling the listener to “suck his fucking cock” which is ironic considering that the vast majority of his listeners are male. The numerous instances of blatant homophobia on the project, such as how he likes to “Make fun of gay clubs” and “men who wear make-up”, along with the multitude of times he uses the F-slur, would ... read more

AJR’s Neotheater gets entirely too much hate. There are glaring flaws with AJR’s music, primarily in the writing. The writing isn’t bad in the sense that they can’t convey a theme or a message, but it’s bad in the way that it doesn’t take much thinking at all to understand all of the things they are talking about in their music. It’s also worth noting that the writing panders to a younger audience, which understandably does not go over well at all with ... read more

Slimmy G’s debut project is deeply flawed in almost every aspect and it makes for quite an interesting listening experience. Let me start out by saying that there’s almost nothing in the way of artistic value here. If you go into this looking to do anything other than to have a fun time then you are going to be sorely disappointed. At 9 songs and 19 minutes, this album is most certainly worth your time just for the spectacle of it all. The first track really sets the tone for the ... read more