A lush soundscape rich with color and life, in striking contrast to the album cover.

Such a cozy little gem that gets better with every listen.

Though less catchy than Essentials, Lifetime is much more atmospheric, focused, and mature.

Silky, smooth, lighthearted, and dreamy.

A very centered and vibrant aesthetic, but a majority of the songs don’t have the bandwidth or lyricism to meet the hype.

Swelling with emotion and heart, A Moon Shaped Pool is the perfect kiss-off album for Radiohead’s career, and it definitely stacks up against their greatest works.

Though a solid album that exudes passion and vigor, SOS seems to strive for chart success rather than displaying SZA’s artistry, and it ultimately lacks a consistent sound. With 23 tracks, the finger isn’t merely on the pulse; it’s on too many pulses.

A fun, refreshing, and delightful quick listen.

Though it isn’t the most innovative project, it’s still a very fun listen and it’s quite overhated.

Beach House takes a grittier and more experimental approach with 7, and it mostly works.

An eclectic trip-hop masterpiece that checks every box.

Incredibly underrated with very unique production and stylistic choices.

So beautiful. It's like the dreamy soundtrack of a nostalgic video game.

It may run on for too long, but it features some very impressive tracks, and the production is dynamic and glimmering.

Really nice and underrated.

It's okay, but nothing particularly special.

I don't know why, but it just didn't hook me as much as her other work. A much more fleshed-out and cohesive project than SOS, but some tracks just feel lifeless.

“The Fate of Ophelia” is the best song, and I can still barely get through it.

Laid-back and enjoyable, but nothing fresh or exciting.

So serene 💆🌬️☔️