By the way, you aren't doing this right when you give every Taylor Swift album a range between 90 and 100. Be real for once.

This was amazing.

STANDOUTS: Boxing Day, Broken Birds (Rest in Pieces), and Dreams Fall Hard

Though this is a no-skip album and has been my second favorite from her, it could've had still more work to it. Love the tracks from The Vault.

EDIT: There's no way this will gonna be album of the year. The reason the score keeps changing is only because the people awake around this time are the rabid fans waiting for this to be finally released. Be serious, you guys.

No fucking shit. It sounds familiar, but this song is worse.

EDIT: Sounds like Suki Waterhouse's Coolest Place in the World, but the latter did it better.

I don't care. This is somehow my comfort album.

It gets worse and worse.

And I used to like it when it was released? Shame.

Best track: Lovebug

Now, I'm rating music from make out playlists.

Living for that incel fandom.

You guys better give this at least an 80 user score.

Best tracks: Black Beauty, Brooklyn Baby, Money Power Glory

Yeah, I didn't like it.

Best track: Ghost in the Machine

That's the A&W intro, so you're getting attention because of that.

Remarkable critique to the local culture, although not that cohesive. I'm not much of a fan when it comes to OPM music, considering that they usually revolve around romantics. But this record proved to be different, just like Peklat Cream by Bita and the Botflies.

Best tracks: CRAB, dekada '70, 15

EDIT: This is a grower as I revisit it. I might change my rating for this one.

Distorted ambience. Not bad but not great either.

Chill but generic.

A splendid project.

It was sage, and it lived up to its name. Honestly, just ageless. The better 'folklore,' I'm afraid. If you know, you know.

Nothing new, really. 'Good poetry' doesn't go well with a vapid sound. It's just bad.

Too all-over-the-place when it could have sticked to its ultimate goal of immortalization.