An improvement on all fronts for Hannah

Plenty of proof that they can operate perfectly fine as a duo after the loss of their third member

Another absolutely beautiful record under her belt

It’s certainly fun, but it is noticeably very repetitive and, at times, very grating

Somehow even more versatile and exciting than her previous release

This sophomore release is every bit as epic and royal sounding as their debut

A shockingly bland album considering Tame Impala’s talents

Possibly the best album to come out of Brazil so far this year

The charisma packed into this album is undeniable, but it feels like her artistic potential is still not fully explored here

An unfortunately rather vanilla release from the Marías lead vocalist

psykotic alternates between abrasive ear candy and bass-boosted brainrot

A pretty good half-posthumous album for these legends

Snõõper shows a lot of versatility by tackling a new sound without becoming unrecognizable from the band they were before

They go even harder the second time around

Certainly much better produced than TTPD, but the songwriting is often incredibly questionable or awkward

An overflowing mess of weak autotuned singing, eye-roll-worthy cornball lyrics, and sleepy and empty production

An overflowing mess of weak autotuned singing, eye-roll-worthy cornball lyrics, and sleepy and empty production

Despite a bit more psych-rock and blues influence, Whomp Whack Thunder lacks the sharpness and sharp-edge found some of their other work

Zara’s long existent potential seems to be realized a little clearer on this album

Thug seems to have forgotten what made his music special