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Cheryl - Only Human
Cheryl
Only Human
2014 • LP
65
Apr 24
Cheryl - A Million Lights
Cheryl
A Million Lights
2012 • LP
55
Apr 24
Anitta - EQUILIBRIVM
Anitta
EQUILIBRIVM
2026 • LP
80
Apr 16
Anitta - Funk Generation
Anitta
Funk Generation
2024 • LP
65
Apr 14
Luísa Sonza
BRUTAL PARAÍSO
2026 • LP
60
Apr 7
Christina Aguilera - Christmas in Paris
Christina Aguilera
Christmas in Paris
2025 • Live
60
Dec 16, 2025
5 Seconds of Summer - EVERYONE’S A STAR!
5 Seconds of Summer
EVERYONE’S A STAR!
2025 • LP
90
Nov 24, 2025
Demi Lovato - It's Not That Deep
Demi Lovato
It's Not That Deep
2025 • LP
60
Oct 31, 2025
Tiziano Ferro - SONO UN GRANDE
Tiziano Ferro
SONO UN GRANDE
2025 • LP
65
Oct 31, 2025

Recent Reviews

5 Seconds of Summer - EVERYONE’S A STAR!
90

EVERYONE'S A STAR! is a synthesis of everything I could love and hate with the same intensity. Well-produced, polished, and cynical, with great hooks and clever lyrical moments, the album still runs into moments that feel plastic—yet you somehow choose to overlook them because of the sheer thrill of the fun it sets out to deliver.

Sometimes evolving isn’t about creating a completely new version of yourself, but simply trimming the small mistakes along the way and igniting at ... read more

Lily Allen - West End Girl
90

At this point, no one could’ve seen this coming, but Lily Allen has outdone herself — delivering not only her best album yet, but also opening up about her hurt and traumas, leaving us all wondering: who the fuck is Madeline?

Mumford & Sons - RUSHMERE
65

On the bright side, Mumford and Sons have decided to return to their roots, delivering some real gems. The downside is that some lyrics sound unfinished or too literal to truly move the listener. Right direction, but not quite the right steps.

Olly Alexander - Polari
70

Olly Alexander's debut album might have some missteps when it comes to composition choices, but yet is refreshing, especially when the prime gear steams towards an unapologetic person that's not afraid of who he is.

Kelsea Ballerini - Patterns
40

There’s an irony in naming an album “Patterns” when you’re seemingly driving in circles. Although Kelsea tries to sound introspective with a slowed-down tempo, the melancholy here is more of a turnoff, and that’s partly because of the redundant lyricism—you’ve seen and heard her use all these weapons before, and now they just blare and don’t land. The disguised arrangements also don’t do enough to mask the fact that this is a pop album, not ... read more


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