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From Zero marks the return of Linkin Park after being on a 7 year hiatus due to the tragic loss of their lead singer Chester Bennington. With a new lead singer, Emily Armstrong from the band Dead Sara, she has proven on this album that she is capable of filling that role. She can scream and sing, and she has a very good vocal range. She is not Chester, nor is she trying to be. Chester is irreplaceable, so she is using her own vocal style. As for the album itself, it's very clear that they ... read more
⭐Album of The Year 2024 ⭐
This album is quite the experience. Not a single skip and each song shines with creativity and uniqueness.
"Short n’ Sweet" is a well-produced, but very formulaic and generic pop album that doesn't sound much different from other pop albums we've gotten in the past few years.
Edit: 66 -> 71. It definitely grew on me a bit.
Chappell showcases a wide range of outstanding vocal performances on songs that either sound too similar to each other, don’t stand out, or are lyrically the same. Each song feels like a slightly different way to describe the same thing and I feel that it makes this album unmemorable in some ways.
Charli's "brat" conveys that the club is a good place to unwind and disconnect from the many hardships you face in life. This album would do a great job at keeping people inside the club.
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