TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s debut focuses on youth, innocence, growth and whatever comes in-between for the five youngster members of the group. personally, this is a record I keep coming back to because it has a coming-of-age vibe (especially with “Our Summer”) and it brings about teenage topics in, at times, a gentle way filled with sweet vocal harmonies and a delicate instrumental, although at others it’s just a kick-off upbeat or hip-hop based track that gets romantically ... read more

being honest, I just stumbled upon this since it was “on everyone’s lips”, but it was a crazy effin ride. never heard of noise rock either, and it wasn’t bad at all for a first try. maybe I’m in a good mood, but I daresay I might come back to listen to this more often. if you think of most weird of sounds put in evenly in an album, you get “No Home Record”. it’s unexpectedly aggressive and sonorous. quite daring and somewhat mature as well, as ... read more

ultimately, Selena has stepped off the heavy-breathed electropop fully presented in “Stars Dance”. on the other hand, she also hasn’t made anything worth recalling here. the songs are often tiresome, and just by looking at the final tracks, the genericity they exhale pops up out of the blue– you don’t even feel like listening to this. for a pop album, Selena has outdone herself. some arrangements are worth mentioning, some melodies put in here were enjoyable and ... read more

the 3rd mini album from NCT Dream is their most mature and contemporary to date. the three tracks that open up the record – especially with “BOOM”, which happens to be the single – are influenced by heavy synth-bass lines, constant loud chants and a dose of R&B; a experiment they got to try only now. the lyrics exhales boldness as well, and it speaks up about liberty, love and self-discovery. at times, these three can sound pretty empowering and aggressive, and ... read more