Vem brincar de cavalinho fazendo o pocotó ;——;

Kate Bush’s The Dreaming, released in 1982, is an album that defies easy categorization. It is a work of immense ambition, creativity, and daring, marking a pivotal moment in Bush’s career as she transitioned from a precocious art-pop prodigy to a fully realized auteur. The Dreaming is not just an album, it is an experience, a dense, chaotic, and often bewildering journey through sound, emotion, and storytelling. While it may not be her most accessible work, it is arguably her most ... read more

I’ve finally beaten the Sun

hm… yes

With The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do, Fiona Apple delivered one of the most emotionally charged and artistically daring albums of the 2010s. Released in 2012, the record is a stripped-back, visceral exploration of vulnerability, self-awareness, and the complexity of human relationships. It solidified Apple’s status as one of the most uncompromising and brilliant voices in contemporary music. From the very ... read more

Call Me If You Get Lost is Tyler, the Creator’s most refined and eclectic project to date, blending the raw energy of his early work with the lush, sophisticated production that has become his hallmark. The album serves as a travelogue of Tyler’s personal journey, wrapped in a mixtape format hosted by DJ Drama. It’s a celebration of freedom, exploration, and self-discovery that balances brash confidence with poignant vulnerability. It opens with “SIR BAUDELAIRE,” ... read more

Wolf sees Tyler, the Creator leaning into a more polished and conceptual approach than his previous work, blending his signature dark humor and aggressive energy with moments of introspection and vulnerability. The album explores themes of identity, fame, and relationships, wrapped in a loose narrative about a camp counselor rivalry. While Wolf showcases Tyler’s growth as a producer and storyteller, it often struggles to find a consistent balance, resulting in an ambitious but uneven ... read more

Taylor Swift’s Evermore is a continuation and expansion of the reflective world she introduced with Folklore. Released in December 2020 as a surprise sister album, Evermore embraces a similar folk-like aesthetic while weaving deeper into fictional storytelling, introspection, and emotional complexity. While Folklore felt like a carefully constructed dreamscape, Evermore has a looser, more experimental edge. It’s wintery and contemplative, leaning into mood and texture rather than ... read more

While it has many good moments that feature a hint of the more refined artistry seen in later works, it undeniably has a downside, specially on “Aboriginal Sin” that, while conceptually ambitious, feels disjointed compared to the rest of the project. Its placement disrupts the album’s flow, pulling you out of its captivating atmosphere. Despite that, Tatlashea provides a fascinating glimpse into the early identity of Cindy Lee.

I’m crying

Lançado em 1997, Sobrevivendo no Inferno é mais do que um álbum: é um manifesto. Os Racionais MC’s, liderados por Mano Brown, KL Jay, Edi Rock e Ice Blue, transformaram o rap nacional em uma ferramenta de denúncia social e resistência, criando uma obra que é ao mesmo tempo brutal e profundamente poética. É impossível ouvir este disco sem sentir o peso das histórias contadas, o impacto das palavras e a ... read more

Thriller didn’t just redefine pop music, it became its gold standard. Michael Jackson’s sixth studio album is a masterclass in versatility and ambition, blending funk, rock, disco, and R&B into a cohesive project that still feels iconic decades later. Packed with legendary tracks and polished to perfection by producer Quincy Jones, Thriller stands as a cultural phenomenon and a defining moment in Jackson’s career. With the first track “Wanna Be Startin’ ... read more

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, is Kanye West at his most ambitious, introspective, and unapologetically grandiose. It’s an album that thrives on excess, musically, emotionally, and conceptually, while offering some of the most innovative work of his career. Across its sprawling runtime, Kanye confronts fame, heartbreak, guilt, and self-destruction, delivering a project that’s as chaotic as it is cohesive. From the opening notes of “Dark Fantasy,” it’s clear ... read more

Margerine Eclipse would’ve been better if these songs were in it
Rose, My Rocket-Brain: 9/10
Banana Monster Ne Répond plus: 8/10
University Microfilms International: 9,2/10

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With Mars Audiac Quintet, Stereolab leans into their melodic side, crafting an album that feels warm and inviting while still retaining their experimental roots. The record refines the band’s krautrock influences and blends them seamlessly with art pop, resulting in a smoother, more structured sound. The album begins with “Three-Dee Melodie,” a dreamy opener that sets the tone for the record’s lush and hypnotic atmosphere. Repetition remains a key element, but ... read more

It’s not even christmas

WHAT THE DUCK THIS IS JUST PERFECT IN EVERY WAY

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‘Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements’ is a turning point for Stereolab, showing them at their most daring and ambitious. This album dives into krautrock-inspired grooves, blending steady rhythms, noisy bursts of sound, and dreamy melodies. It’s both exciting and challenging, a record that feels messy in some places but utterly hypnotic in others. The opening track, “Tone Burst,” sets the stage with its repetitive, pulsing rhythm, a clear nod ... read more

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The Birth of Stereolab’s Sonic Experimentation
‘Peng!’ is an adventurous debut that lays the foundation for Stereolab’s blend of genres, neo-psychedelia, krautrock, and noise pop. The album is driven by hypnotic rhythms, droning guitars, and Lætitia Sadier’s serene, politically tinged vocals. While the album doesn’t quite reach the heights of their later work, ‘Peng!’ is a fascinating and enjoyable introduction to Stereolab’s ... read more

This compilation shines as a testament to Strawberry Switchblade’s ability to blend sugary melodies with melancholic undertones. Packed with their most iconic tracks, it showcases their skill for crafting dreamy, synth-driven pop with a bittersweet edge. The production captures the essence of 80s new wave while maintaining quality. While the compilation offers a cohesive listening experience, some may find the selection slightly repetitive, as the duo’s discography is limited.