Best of 2026

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slayr - Half Blood (BloodLuxe)
slayr
Half Blood (BloodLuxe)
2026 • Reissue
86
Mar 22
Sarah Kinsley - Fleeting
Sarah Kinsley
Fleeting
2026 • EP
80
Feb 28
Cameron Winter - Heavy Metal
Cameron Winter
Heavy Metal
2024 • LP
84
Feb 22
Ecco2k - E
Ecco2k
E
2019 • LP
82
Jan 29
Lucy Bedroque - Unmusique
Lucy Bedroque
Unmusique
2025 • Mixtape
82
Jan 29
Jane Remover - ♡
Jane Remover
2025 • EP
84
Jan 29
slayr - Half Blood
slayr
Half Blood
2025 • Mixtape
79
Jan 29

Recent Reviews

Olivia Rodrigo - GUTS
82

Bro was cooking up wtf

Rebecca Black - Friday (Remix)
39

I can't tell if it's a joke or not. Did they actually try to make a remix of the song, or did they jump on musical trends to ironically make a shit song in the spirit of the original "Friday"? Anyways, this sounds like the love child of self-deprecative 100 gecs jokes and 4 pediatric doses of stolen surgical ketamine.

Jeremy Zucker - all the kids are depressed
40

"We're all suicidal kids telling each other suicide isn't the answer" the song.

As a heads up, I'm not trying to gatekeep mental illness or come down on this guy if he's struggled with himself.

Came across this randomly on youtube, and clicked on it because the title of the song is, well, "all the kids are depressed". Sorry, but this just completely rubs me the wrong way. I'm not sure what this dude's purpose was in writing and making such a song, but the end product is ... read more

Black Country, New Road - For the first time
90

"And you cannot fucking touch me . . . I am invincible in these sunglasses"

Through unstable vocals and riotous instrumentation, Black Country, New Road is able to create a fascinating work full of self-reflection and cold rage. The tracks are assembled, often switching tone and swapping production style throughout, in such a way that intimately depicts the jumbled mindscape of our narrator, Isaac Wood. Dripping in irony, sarcasm, and references, the 6 tracks harshly paint the narrow ... read more

FKA twigs - Don't Judge Me
70

Funnily enough, production wise, the tracks biggest strengths are also kind of its biggest weaknesses. It's airy and light, as one would expect from Twigs, but almost to the point where there's almost no substance at all. Sure it sounds great, but it also definitely feels skeletal at points.

Then there's Headie's verse which leaves more than a little to be desired. In particular, his delivery is muddy and it gets incredibly hard to understand what he's saying. Now this wouldn't be that much ... read more


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