Funny enough, I was gonna catch this album immediately at midnight on Friday, but forgot about Doja and Yeule also dropping...so, yeah, my bad, girl. But, my dad actually indirectly reminded about my desire to listen to this record because he saw her name plastered on some news site a couple days ago talking about this new record, and he ask me if Slayyyter was, in his words, "another rapper that can't fucking spell". Two days later, here we ... read more
Yeule has been on a bit of a hot streak recently with their big string of singles, taking up half of the track list before the album even dropped. Thankfully, the only one I had heard and even slightly remembered before listening tonight was "dazies", but we'll get to that track in a second.
The most immediate thing that this album showed me is its immaculate production, showing that not just is an album's production quality ... read more
The "cash cow", "slept on" Doja Cat has come back with a much more rap and production-focused record compared to her last efforts, seeing her go into the lanes that delve deeper into clever sampling, finding a comfortable and eventual signature cadence, and trying to really make some hard hitting bangers with production from the likes of Earl on the Beat, Y2K, London On Da Track, and BYNX among others.
This album definitely carries a lot more ... read more
This is my second Mitski album in full, following last year's slightly mixed "Laurel Hell", and I feel like just from those two albums alone, you can already gain a massive respect for how chameleonic Mitski truly is. This record, in classic Mitski fashion, comes in at a sparse 32-minutes (literally 8 seconds longer than the title track of Swans', "The Seer"), but given having heard the three singles beforehand, this album just felt ... read more
Madison Beer has become quite the celebrity over the last few years or so as an influencer, singer, and even recently, Twitch streamer. She follows a kind of collection of artists that I absolutely adore as people and would love to have a chat with, but either don't care about or don't like their art. Others in that category include Lewis Capaldi, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift (even though I think I'm slipping ... read more
I had only just read and been informed about the recent controversy involving Roisin as of late, but once again, like I have said in my Dream review: I can form an opinion on art based on my taste. I can form an opinion on someone based on my perspective and worldviews. I am also able to discern the two from each other if they are not directly involved. As none of the music on here addresses or is ... read more
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Big Beat pioneers The Chemical Brothers come through with a packed 11-track, 46-minute record that delivers on both a full-scale festival setting as well as dingy, underground club decorum. Their big beats leave a bit of a ghostly impression, however, as a lot of the arrangement work done here and overall progressions of these tracks, especially hitters like the single, "Live Again", leave more of a lasting ... read more