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Hoe Phase. I'll just lay out a quick summary of what I think of the album as a whole. It is certainly catchy at times, I do quite like House Music because it's energetic and I love a bit of club music. Hoe Phase does certainly show this, as much as the lyrical content is a bit knackered. It does get a bit repetitive but it's passable.
Road Trips is much the same, and again it's annoying how I find this catchy. Singing Drake does make a return and is certainly a bit ... read more

Oh lord.

Rusty Intro, great way to introduce us into the album. The intro gives us a precursor of what to expect and what is to come.
WNBA is one of the redeemable tracks from this album, but even at that it's heavily mediocre. It's ridiculously generic flow, with lyrics which have little to no meaning to them. Especially coming off of the flows he was giving us on Iceman, this song just feels bleak. The energy just seems to have evaporated from this song too, absolutely no hunger in ... read more

Detour, the third instalment in Kim Petras' catalogue. I can't say I ever listen to her music, only know of her existence by name. Only two things I'd quickly say, the amount she seems to mirror Charli xcx is quite profound and I'm all hear for it, huge fan of the electronic sound she's done on here. Also expect nothing more than some ridiculous glaze our good friend Anthony Fantano, anyways...

The album opens with the title track Detour, immediately open with this ... read more

Who else could it be other than The 6 God, Champagne Papi, the newly heralded Iceman, the one and ONLY Drizzy Drake to drop 3 in a single night? I've given this album a week to settle down, deep and give my unfiltered, honest thoughts!

The album opens with Make Them Cry, an amalgamation of various ideas and motifs. He focuses on family, bigging himself up to be that man of the household, looking back on past experiences like the feud in 2024, friendships and dealing with fame. It's a ... read more