she served what needed to be served
and this album is basically a postmodern novel if you get it
Fun fact: I’ve never heard a Declan McKenna song that isn’t catchy… and I’ve heard all of his songs. In ‘Zeros’, not only does he display said knack for creating memorable tunes, but he also establishes himself as one of the most interesting artists in the indie rock scene.
Though the influence of major glam rock and pop acts is evident, McKenna manages to craft a sound of his own. With a valuable contribution by Jay Joyce in the production, every song ... read more
Though 'King's Disease' shows a more confident Nas than his previous project, the New York rapper is still not back at the top of his game.
Nas is frequently listed as one of the best lyricists of all time. And this record proves how good of a writer he is. His bars and delivery are undoubtedly the biggest highlights on this LP's best tracks. Lyrics such as "Stupid words from the President's mouth, where are his editors?/ Antarctica is 65 degrees/ Global warming, they don't wanna ... read more