willum

Nah I'm sorry this is not it. This album shines the most when Katy Perry is doing what she's best at: making unique bops (e.g.: Never Really Over, Cry About It Later, Harleys in Hawaii). But like the usual Katy albums, there must be some generic songs in it. In this case, it's most of the album. Sure the quality of production and lyric are quite good although mostly mediocre, but that's it. There's nothing special in this because the album lacks depth and mostly plays too safe.

Amazing attempt of re-imagining a pop album into a house club album. I love the concept of the album being tied into one full song with all the smooth transitions, it's one of the reasons I can't skip any song even if the song is not really that great. Club Future Nostalgia also captures the original album's vibe while being a slightly different genre and even managed to make some duds in the original more enjoyable here (e.g.: Boys Will Be Boys Remix, Good In Bed Remix). Just like the ... read more

Amazing lyrics, simple yet very poetic. I love how it tackles existentialism matter in an interesting way that I haven't heard before. It's also a very cohesive body of work with every songs having their each own purpose and importance.

This one is a grower. I was ready to give it a 3, but after a couple more listens I understand that there's a really good album in this. The concept is great and the lyrics are quite good too (even though there are some songs with lazy writing). But too bad the album is kinda overshadowed by the generic production that makes listeners less attentive of what she's trying to say.