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The album’s often loud and boisterous production boasts a pompous and showy attitude that never comes out and says the thing it wants to say. Rosalia acknowledges the blessings but never tells us about the curse.

It's one of those albums you can absolutely lose yourself in. With each track distinctly unique from the other and yet all perfectly cohesive.

Talking Heads deliver a funky and eccentric album, with 8 tracks (some running a little long) but, never taking itself too seriously.

Noah Kahan takes another swing at that growing up in a small town feeling, getting even more personal in his lyrics and alternative in his production. He delves a lot deeper and a lot darker into his past and present, feeling more nostalgic and yet, simultaneously, grounded. His focus is on friends and family which is so refreshing to see but can't say the length didn't make me a little restless.