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Melodic, introspective, and a refreshingly hopeful return to form.
Ye has lowered expectations so much that anything far removed from Vultures feels remarkable, and BULLY is a significant step forward. For the first time since Donda, Kanye’s vocals carry genuine emotion, especially on tracks like “ALL THE LOVE.” His production and mixing echo the Yeezus era, while also revisiting his signature chipmunk soul style on tracks like “WHATEVER WORKS” and “PUNCH ... read more
Slow, warm, and beautiful acoustic guitar.
A uniquely rock-rooted take on early 2000s folk is accompanied by soft vocals that lull you into a dream, like fading in and out of consciousness on a long road trip for miles on end. While consistently atmospheric, this LP is only held back by a few tracks that just can't shine as much as its strongest moments--"Somewhere," "Duk Koo Kim," "Carry Me Ohio."
Overall, a compelling and immersive listen.
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