Just like Taylor Swift’s Folklore, Phoebe Bridgers soft, aesthetic folk album is perfectly nostalgic and dreamlike. It’s got a sense of vulnerability and allows you to feel and explore these hard-hitting moments in a peaceful mindset tuned with some very poignant songwriting.

Music is universal. I’ve always spent time looking at lyric translations and I do occasionally review and enjoy projects in a foreign language whether it be in Spanish or Korean or French, it doesn’t matter because it’s the music that speaks to you.

This is a masterclass in the art-driven pop genre, it’s certainly fresh and progressive. Each moment is very well-thought, it transports you to dazzling paintings you picture in your mind alongside stories that are almost ... read more

‘Music To Be Murdered By’ does really feel like it’s album title. Eminem is not as interesting as he used to be, he never really reinvents himself into a new sound he’s always stuck with what he’s been doing for the past 5 albums except it’s even more painfully average.

Treat yourself Meghan, there’s no need to treat us.

Her vocals aren’t really something I particularly like especially on the overall sound design the album has. The album is trying its hardest to be current but it’s just failing in a load of levels.