I wanted to like this a lot more than I actually do because this just is too stagnant for me. It’s not like it doesn’t occasionally pull me in with what is so appealing, the grooves can nestle in every so often but just not as much as I want.

I don’t really like the vocalist either, she just strikes me as pretty stationery as well. Nothing vocally or instrumentally is conjuring much from me which makes Disco Valdar a record I sadly have a hard time recommending.

Elon Musk promised to deliver much-needed ventilators and fell short of everyone’s expectations. On an unrelated note, let’s talk about the new Grimes album!

This might be the biggest letdown by a favourite artist of mine since...Arcade Fire though thankfully there isn’t anything nearly as abysmal as Peter Pan or Chemistry on here. Despite its concept of being her darkest record to date, a lot of what is to be heard just feels like feeble, pale imitations of what Grimes has ... read more

So when I originally reviewed this on Rate Your Music I said it sounded like ARTV made this album on Guitar Hero: World Tour...shot myself in the foot there.

I don’t want to beat a dead horse but it is the worst album Green Day have ever put out, suffering from all the same shortcomings that the last Blink-182 album did. At their grand old age we shouldn’t have to hear songs like Teenage Teenager which don’t border on mind-numbing, they colonise that very concept.


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At first, I was hesitant that a drum and bass album would be able to hold my attention for a whole LP, but boy was I wrong. I think it’s worth noting this isn’t a genre I’m as well versed in as...N64 soundtracks, but there’s a noticeable tinge to Sewerslvt’s soundscapes that make it feel unlike anything else in this realm.

I say feel because sure, there are comparisons to be made with the likes of Burial in terms of the thick, dense atmosphere that fills your ... read more