she's magic. she always has been. this is the kind of album that goes on to inspire the next generation of bedroom sound designers. this album comes from a pioneer of the hyperpop space, and those roots are very visible(especially in the songwriting), but this album goes from dancey to those softer hyperpop and digicore elements with ease. it's funky at times. very much like my favorite album of 2025, ninajirachi's 'i love my computer,' this album will get asses out of ... read more
im a big fan of the whole y'allternative thing, mitski does it very well - this is my first time listening to a mitski album! i never ever ever want to be famous. thanks for making me feel this way mitski
the songs are great, there's a very diy vibe to the vocals but the production is very grand.. i don't know why, but the difference between the very bedroom indie alt-pop vocals and the very high level production kinda threw me off. no clue if that makes sense but it was kinda "immersion breaking" LMAO but miss yelyah williams always delivers and that nitpick aside, i'm very excited to hear what comes of this project moving forward. 3 bucks for this was kinda steep tho ... read more
a long admirer of softcult's shoegazy-postpunky-indie vibe, i've been looking forward to this for a long time and i was not at all disappointed. more impressive is their ability to stand ten toes down for what they believe in on every single track they put out. this album scratches an itch i've had for a while. it's not a grand slam, but i think softcult's never been striving for perfection. they get their message across and do it with incredible flair and style. if ... read more
in some ways, poppy has taken elements from her work as far back as X, and refined them. is there such thing as too refined though? i felt that way at points throughout the album.
it feels like it comes down to the production i fear. her performance is stellar, as usual, but i think the elements of each song were almost mishandled. i thoroughly enjoyed the album, regardless, but i'd like to see more I Disagree and a bit less Negative Spaces the next time poppy dips into metalcore or alt ... read more