THANK YOU

This is the best album that Bowie has made in years. Like, a LOT of years. You’re gonna have to go back to 1980 to find something more enjoyable than this album from the artist. That’s not to say it’s a masterpiece, but I feel like I’ve finally struck gold in his discography after going through such a large pile of mediocre-at-best albums.

Earthling is much more accessible than Bowie’s previous two releases, and it actually works out very well in this ... read more

Yeah, I can see it.

I get why people think this is Björk’s weakest album. I’m going through these in chronological order so I don’t know if I’ll fully agree by the end, but I can definitely say that this album feels like the weakest link at this point in her career. The number one thing that I notice missing here is the memorability factor. Yes, it sounds totally fine, it sounds like a Björk album, blah blah blah. The problem here is that I don’t feel ... read more

Deftones makes another fantastic album.

Should I be surprised?

I had plenty of opportunities throughout the day to listen to this album. I do a lot of driving every day, which means I have plenty of time to listen to music. I wanted to wait until the end of the day to check this album out, even though I was so heavily anticipating it, because I wanted to be able to fully take in what I was hearing and get the best experience out of it as possible. I must say, it’s pretty difficult to ... read more

And his albums just keep getting longer and longer.

I must say that this is a pretty nice comeback considering the quality of Bowie’s previous three albums. His last project showed that the artist still had a few good song ideas up his sleeve, and this album is a pretty good example of that. This has to be the most experimental that Bowie has gotten on an album in 15 years, which is crazy to think about. He brings back a few concepts into his songwriting, and the structure of these songs ... read more