We’re all forgetting the “scarlet letter” line? Isn’t The Scarlet Letter about slut shaming? Besides that, maybe country isn’t *that* bad. Okay, it’s corny, but it’s somewhat catchy?

Relistening to this and Pet Sounds, I don’t know if we’ll ever get sunshine pop like this ever again. Let me know if there’s a resurgence.

The day Jack Stauber fans treat him like a normal human being will be the day we achieve world peace.

Friendly reminder that these guys came out of retirement to make this.

I was expecting this to be boring, but holy shit it blew me away so much I almost shed a tear.

I’m not a trans woman but damn this is relatable in all of the best ways.

I highly believe this album alone was one of the pioneers of shoegaze. How is this not on streaming?

Based Pitchfork review, but I like it just enough.

Man, these edibles aren’t really hitting but at least the music’s pretty good.

Shit like this is why I’m glad I’m a metal lover. Would recommend if you’re more into the heavy riffs and clean drumming!

This is actually good compared to most christmas slop that gets shoved down my throat year round, but it doesn’t excuse what he did in ‘99.

Kikuo cooks once again!! I swear, this guy has zero flops.

Bro made a fire and he poured gasoline on it all the way to the end. 🔥🔥

If someone told me this is Thundercat, I’d believe you!

The simplistic color gradient on the cover conveys what the album is like: dreamy and vibrant. But the vocal performances emphasize the gloomy lyricism that black metal is known for.

Pretty thoughtful and intriguing throughout! Especially some of the ‘darker’ elements sprinkled in here and there.

I’m not the biggest fan of reggae, but.. to be honest, I don’t know how to feel about it. Yes, I do appreciate the culture that directly influenced his work, don’t get me wrong. It never really clicked with me like it did to so many others (all power to you), but it ended up being not for me personally.

The standards were already so low what the fuck is this?? 😭🙏

This is the audio equivalent of a conversion camp.

(Insert ‘mid in Midnights’ joke)

I don’t hate it, I just don’t want to listen to it again.

Coming after both ‘folklore’ and ‘evermore’, ‘Midnights’ is disappointing in a lot of areas. She keeps it safe by not exploring anything new lyrically, and some sound more like Kidz Bop satire than Swift’s confessional storytelling. I love the minimalist production, especially the muffled drums and arpeggios.. but it’s boring ... read more