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Welcome to the bustling, sexy, and extravagant night-life described by New-York's singer and songwriter Azealia Banks.

To be frank, rap and hip-hop isn't my thing. But with this discrepancy in my taste for the type of music, it certainly isn't the only defining genre. The album itself is a groovy hodgepodge that brings out the good in the long list of genres that make up this album. It's Pop, Dance, Hip-Hop, House, and experimental to it's core.

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ANTICYCLONE, the first album from Japan and vocaloid I've listened to, and a remarkable of one at that. The album is filled with INABAKUMORI's older tracks to make a complete project, and it still has some of my favorite songs from him on here.

Anticyclone is an interesting title. It would be a term to describe nice, non windy environments, but songs and the speakers stress during the album says otherwise. My interpretation of the "Anticyclone" term, is one of irony. The ... read more

My first listen of Dream Theater! An Eighty-eight for Octavarium, the eight-track long project with a ending song called Octavarium, that has 8*3 minutes to it's name. A gr(eight) piece of progressive metal, a genre I don't listen to often to at all.

Number puns aside, this album was a nice listen. A amazingly put together message of being trapped in ones own mind, or the "Octavarium". This same message being reinstated with the Newton's Cradle in the art, and the ... read more

A rating more based in more bias than others from my own relation to the message of this album. The message going through different times in the year, but the passage is time is only marked by different parts of the speaker's fear, excitement, and questioning of the identity of themselves, and their partner for the future to come.

Although this album is received poorer than other popular albums of Tame Impala, it's one that isn't lacking in good production and themes. Rather, ... read more