losertheworld

an enjoyable album with some songs that i absolutely adore (namely "You Missed My Heart," which is a cover, and "Georgia"), but with others that never get to catch my interest. songwriting is the main highlight of this album (though the production of certain tracks, like "Scott Street" or some of the aforementioned, is terrific). the first two songs have some of the best lyricism in bridger's whole discography. there are songs on this that as much as i'm ... read more

if you asked me about maisie peter's sophomore album The Good Witch, i would say "yeah it's pretty good," but if you asked me on a deeper level, i would tell you that this is the only piece of girly, petty break-up pop that i have ever enjoyed this much.

i love the production on this. maisie's music has a special talent for making me feel like i'm in a 2000s coming of age teen film, and that's my favorite feeling in the world. "Watch" is the best ... read more

a dream of an album with a nightmare of a storyline.

Preacher's Daughter is a masterclass in every single of its aspects. the production is crazy. most of the album follows a sort of slowcore, indie rock genre, with brilliant work done on them, which only makes it more praise-worthy when hayden drops an almost 10-minute long country song ("Thoroughfare") that not only includes some of the best storytelling i've ever heard in a song, but also a heavenly backtrack. same goes ... read more

i don't think any sophomore album in history can come close to the masterpiece that Ceremonials is. i would struggle if i were to be asked to find something about this album. every single one of the songs here is a work of art, and the grandness of their sound, the ornate melody, the way welch absolutely owns the baroque pop genre throughout the 15 tracks all make it clear that this belongs in a museum.

i can't even craft a review able to explain my feelings about this album. ... read more