thegeecyproject

Even though I do think she’s very vocally talented and I’ve enjoyed some of her singles in the past, I’ve never really been sure what to make of Demi Lovato. Over the past decade, her sound has jumped between teen pop, pop-rock and R&B, and it really felt like she had found a sound that felt like home to her. On her latest album Dancing With The Devil: The Art of Starting Over, Demi takes from all of these previous sounds and looks into the demons of her past as a means of ... read more

Though they are clearly good at creating music that captures a nocturnal atmosphere, London Grammar’s third album doesn’t offer too much of a progression from the atmospheric indie pop that they’ve come to be known for in their two previous albums. The most prominent difference I can find with Californian Soil is that the instrumentation at points features more prominent use of both orchestral elements and electronics. Though the songs feel more fleshed out instrumentally and ... read more

I don’t usually listen to things I expect to dislike...but morbid curiosity got the best of me.

Fully knowing their reputation, I was surprised to find that - even though I didn’t like it, I didn’t find this *completely* infuriating. Still, that’s a low bar. As with all AJR albums, the album opens with a mash of all the tracks on the album which always feels disjointed and never really flows. There are tracks on here like “3 ‘O Clock Things” and ... read more

Middle Kids have been through a lot in the last 3 years since their last album - 2018’s Lost Friends - with lead singer Hannah Joy and guitarist Tim Fitz having married and had their first child in that time. With those experiences, the band found themselves stepping back looking at the state of their changing lives and personal relationships, resulting in the band’s second album Today We’re The Greatest being a more emotionally direct piece. The album is a step up from the ... read more