PigeonMontes

A wonderfully bliss covers album that benefits from Madi Diaz's rustically low vocal range and acoustics that bolster the performance more instead of becoming an afterthought. Alien's Exist & Anthem are two key highlights for me and as a Blink 182 fan, I'm so glad this album exists.

Surprises come in all forms, and when it’s in the negative sense (with an album), that ruins the appeal of what can arrive as you progress through the journey with the artist. That is how I felt listening to the new Westside Gunn album, And Then You Pray 4 Me. Though one might immediately think it’s a spiritual successor to Pray 4 Paris due to the album cover, which carries over influence from the other, it doesn’t feel like it. A departure from boom-bap laced soundscapes of ... read more

My mind wanders when listening to indie-pop music, and I think to myself: do all these indie-pop UK singer-songwriters have similar directions with their music? Obviously, I’m wrong, as they tend to have a proper identity within the production, and I have heard my fair share of artists I’ve become a fan of, like Birdy. Relatively new to the stage is Holly Humberstone, and like my previous thought and the standards I’ve set as a fan, she falls somewhere in the middle. Paint My ... read more

It’s never a surprise when Bad Bunny drops an album that feels different from the album prior. However, what did was his embrace of public celebrity life, hitching his hip to Kendall Jenner’s, and venturing into movies – it turned him into more of a petty, one-dimensional rapper who’s as good as his surroundings. That’s how it is on his album, nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana, is different; though a modest return to form to his x100Pre to YHLQMDLG era, it ... read more