If you like cheesy, inoffensive, pop friendly Blink then this is for you. Also the music video is cancer.

The chorus is actually decent, but the verses are pretty cringy

Yikes

A surprise to be sure, but this song has an intense buildup throughout the chorus and the vocal melody is great.

The hooks on this thing are fantastic and help carry this thing. Outside of that and the lyrics, this thing is a dissapoint

Best: Alligator, Róróró, Waiting For The Snow, Wild Roses, Soothsayer
Worst: Ahay, Stuck In Gravity

Still a banger

This is a stellar hardcore punk record. The singing and production could've been better, but it's still the best thing these guys have released

Best: Out For Blood, The New Sensation, Heads Will Roll, 45, Never There, Catching Fire

Worst: Eat You Alive

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Peppa Pig's debut album. The themes are extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of deep, concious writing, most of the messages will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Peppa's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into her characterisation- her personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the ... read more

MGK has a fantastic verse and chorus, and Travis Barker is a great addition, but Yungblud kills the second half of it.

Really solid single. Nice stripped back rap rock instrumental and a great flow.

MGMT's best song and one of the greatest songs of all time

Something's wrong with y'all

Insufferable

Twenty One Pilots went from bad reggae and pandering lyrics to this masterpiece. Oh how time flies.

Pretty fun pop punk record. Songs like Movin Boxes and Without Me are some of the best songs of 2018

I used to dislike this song due to the out of place sampling, but this bangs hard

One of. the biggest dissapointing albums for me, Bastille's 3rd project is some of the most boring indie pop I've heard in years

Best: Doom Days (i guess)

Pleasant enough

With a dark background, Uboa's latest work tackles LGBT and depression in a haunting and crushing way. This is a legitimately terrifying experience, but one that'll leave you sobbing

Best: Detransitioning