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This is Soccer Mommy’s Kid A.
Soccer Mommy has been around making music since the mid 2010’s, but only just started to get attention with her 3rd album Clean. Honestly, I wasn’t really excited for this album until a couple of days ago, until I saw the reception that it was getting by critics. And yes, it was worth the hype. I think one of the reasons I love it is that: it sounds a lot like Taylor Swift’s Red, this dreamy (at some times) atmosphere, but also filled with ... read more
Soccer Mommy has been around making music since the mid 2010’s, but only just started to get attention with her 3rd album Clean. Honestly, I wasn’t really excited for this album until a couple of days ago, until I saw the reception that it was getting by critics. And yes, it was worth the hype. I think one of the reasons I love it is that: it sounds a lot like Taylor Swift’s Red, this dreamy (at some times) atmosphere, but also filled with ... read more
This is the worst album of the year. Green Day’s album is anything but punk rock, let’s be honest, it’s sounds more like pop. This is some of the worst songs I have heard in years. It was painful to listen to this album, it was that bad. Green Day have proved one thing: not a political statement, not a musical statement, but that they really need to retire. ‘Father of All Motherfuckers’ sounds like The Jonas Brothers, seriously. This song is very pitchy, and has a ... read more
Swans were harmed in the making of this album
Björk, in the last couple of years, has become one of my favorite singers ever. Her brilliant, outstanding, thought-provoking, and genre-bending music makes me come back for more every time. While Homogenic is innovative and powerful, Vespertine sees herself at her most sexiest, vulnerable, experimenting with more ambient/lo-fi sounds instead of going down a more trip-hop route. This is her most personal, emotional, in-depth album. It's ... read more
Björk, in the last couple of years, has become one of my favorite singers ever. Her brilliant, outstanding, thought-provoking, and genre-bending music makes me come back for more every time. While Homogenic is innovative and powerful, Vespertine sees herself at her most sexiest, vulnerable, experimenting with more ambient/lo-fi sounds instead of going down a more trip-hop route. This is her most personal, emotional, in-depth album. It's ... read more
fka twigs more like rip wig
It has been 3 whole years since FKA Twigs has given us any new music, leaving us with the out of control, futuristic M3LL155X, which was definitely her best work. But Magdalene comes out and it is like the 21st century Homogenic. Both are innovative, beautiful, and have great production. Anyway, the first song 'thousand eyes' is such an impressive opener for this album, it's very peaceful at some parts and get all the way to rock-bottom in some parts. It sounds like ... read more
It has been 3 whole years since FKA Twigs has given us any new music, leaving us with the out of control, futuristic M3LL155X, which was definitely her best work. But Magdalene comes out and it is like the 21st century Homogenic. Both are innovative, beautiful, and have great production. Anyway, the first song 'thousand eyes' is such an impressive opener for this album, it's very peaceful at some parts and get all the way to rock-bottom in some parts. It sounds like ... read more
what is going on Kanye?
Kanye West is one of the most polarizing figures of the 21st century so far, when he announced a couple weeks back that he would say that he would stop making non- secular music, that's when I started to really worry about the album. First of all, the damn title, his albums always have iconic titles like My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy or Yeezus or The College Dropout. This just sounds like a Luke Bryan or Blake Shelton album title. Let's be honest this is his 'The ... read more
Kanye West is one of the most polarizing figures of the 21st century so far, when he announced a couple weeks back that he would say that he would stop making non- secular music, that's when I started to really worry about the album. First of all, the damn title, his albums always have iconic titles like My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy or Yeezus or The College Dropout. This just sounds like a Luke Bryan or Blake Shelton album title. Let's be honest this is his 'The ... read more
Sep 20, 2020
What's your favorite album to listen in the Fall/Autumn season? It's for a list
Sep 19, 2020
I’ve been binging on it during isolation and it reminded me how much I love it ☺️
Sep 14, 2020
Great job on that list btw, like I said I agree with a bunch of your opinions
Sep 13, 2020
Not really into Lars Von Trier's filmography so no, I haven't. However, I generally enjoyed both Dancer in the Dark and Breaking the Waves, so I can't say I'm uninterested. What'd you think of Melancholia?
Sep 11, 2020
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Ichiko Aoba 0 is the best album of all time
Sep 5, 2020
#okcomputer12127 - The band is Ovary Lodge. S/T Ovary Lodge. Fripp endorsed them back aways ('73). Quite an organic performance of Prog+Jazz+Art Rock. Keith Tippet and 2 other fellas. Pretty sophisticated given the time of its release.
Sep 4, 2020
I have to disagree. I think these points fit the description of the AOTY community more than it does RYM. RYM being more established and larger is more varied, the community can be divided up into many groups with different tastes. "It takes a while to find somebody who disagrees with the status quo" reminds me very much of AOTY, how the same users rate/review the same big albums, sometimes early for likes since it favours the algorithm, and often very highly. Few are interested in much else, and while most are fine with that, I prefer to challenge myself with the new and refreshing. The benefit of a relatively critical rating scale imo is the ability to distinguish personal favourites. It's hard to do so when you have too many favourites.
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