There is no way to describe how great, boundary-pushing and extraordinary this album is. Charli XCX's 6th studio album, BRAT is a dazzling and ambitious album that stands as a career highlight. The album is a dynamic mix, as it starts with uplifting, energetic vibes, transitions into emotionally charged moments through the middle, and then picks up the pace again towards the end. BRAT is a nostalgic nod to the mid-2000s club scene, featuring catchy songs that pay homage to French dance ... read more
The LA synth-pop duo, Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin build on their surreal, vaporwave sound with this second album, blending nostalgic synth-pop with indie-pop elements. The album, rich in production and lyrics, dives into the themes of self-transformation and sci-fi concepts. It creates complex, artsy aspects with the help of catchy pop hooks. Each song has unique and distinct vibes and with the transitions seamless, the project feels like you're taking a trip to an out-of-space land. ... read more
JPEGMAFIA showcases his intense production skills and impressive lyricism in his fifth studio album. Peggy continuously pushes boundaries, blending and experimenting with genres such as hip-hop, industrial rock, and glitch-pop. Every track is a mix between abrasive sounds and soulful transitions. Peggy’s sampling skills and strong pen game shine throughout, especially with collaborations like Vince Staples and Denzel Curry. The album also reflects on personal topics, ending on an ... read more
I have a special love for the metalcore genre because people generally do not appreciate how versatile and influential the sound is. Knocked Loose returns with their 3rd album, after almost 5 years since their 2nd album. The album solidifies their place as pioneers in metalcore, as the project is their strongest work yet, packed with heavy, chaotic music. Instead of softening their sound to appeal to a wider audience, Knocked Loose has doubled down on their heaviness. The album’s 10 ... read more
The best thing about this album is that there was absolutely no promotion behind it. Hit Me Hard and Soft showcases Billie Eilish's personal side, focusing on her own experiences with love and identity, while Finneas’ fantastic production backs her up. The most significant part of Billie is that her songwriting has become more complex and vulnerable, as she explores the themes of her sexuality, fame, her complex relationship, and self-discovery. The music and production on this album ... read more




