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Despite all its evident flaws, in “lately i feel EVERYTHING”, Willow manages to deliver a handful of great moments that undoubtedly make this a worthy listen. The vocals are definitely not the best part here, and they definitely shouldn’t be taken as the centerpiece of the project — it sometimes seems like Willow struggles to switch from her indie-pop-appropriate voice to one that would be a better fit in experimenting with pop-punk.

As highlights, the opening track ... read more

the kate bush cover is not tragic i think, but this is indeed a very pointless release.

Vince Staples’ new self-titled album is his least compelling project so far, yet its authenticity sheds a light on one of the most important names in today’s experimental hip hop landscape, uncovering an honest self-portrait of the Long Beach rapper.

Counting with yet another production work by acclaimed producer Kenny Beats, Vince Staples is mostly stripped back, hence throwing Staples’ rapping to the center of the stage. Although not as impressive as other projects Kenny ... read more

Revealing a shift from her last projects, Cabral seems to fully embrace the baroque pop genre in The Turning Wheel. This is a record filled with orchestral instruments generating intersecting melodies, featuring emotion-evoking, and striking breathy vocals on top of triumphant melodies.

Comparisons made between the California-born artist and the well-known British art-pop icon, Kate Bush, have not been held back since the release of Cabral’s third LP, and rightly so, as her breathy and ... read more