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Radiohead is so good, man

Musically, it's not the best experience I've had this year. But it's by far the most intimate, heartfelt and lyrically intriguing of 2022. It's Kendrick Lamar's hour-long battle against his past, his demons and his ego. It's hard to be indifferent to this album. "Mother I Sober" is not a song, but a letter from Kendrick's heart and mind to the world.

Death's best album. Chuck's voice here sounds great, and the guitar work is unbelievable. Top notch songwriting. One of the greatest metal albums ever made.

More musical and diverse than the band's previous works, some attempts to mix doom with post-metal sound good, others end up backfiring (the first song, for example, would be much better with just the first part). However, it's still extremely atmospheric and engaging, though, again, bumpy. The future is bright for Messa.