Category: Album Reviews

  • ‘Mañana Será Bonito’ Ranked: See Our Favorites by KAROL G

    ‘Mañana Será Bonito’ Ranked: See Our Favorites by KAROL G

    Mañana Será Bonito is out now via Universal Latino Today, Colombian megastar KAROL G unveils her stunning fourth album, Mañana Será Bonito, fueled by a star-studded cast of producers, co-writers, and features. Her most cohesive and powerful release yet, the album truly has no skips and will have fans dancing, singing, and deep in their…

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  • Skrillex ‘Quest For Fire’ Album Review

    Skrillex ‘Quest For Fire’ Album Review

    Quest For Fire is out now via OWSLA/Atlantic How does the saying go, “Time makes the heart grow fonder?” Nine years have passed since Skrillex released his debut album, Recess, and now he has blessed his patient, longtime fans with a reinvigorated sound on Quest For Fire, his solo second album released on his label,…

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  • Charli XCX ‘Crash’ Review

    Charli XCX ‘Crash’ Review

    Crash is out now on Atlantic Records Charli XCX’s career has always been somewhat of an enigma. Skirting the line between mainstream and left-field, the true appeal of Charli’s work has always been that she embodies–and has arguably influenced–the best of both worlds. Her foray into PC Music has garnered endless critical acclaim and a…

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  • Stars Are Blind, and so were Critics: Why ‘Paris’ by Paris Hilton is timeless

    Stars Are Blind, and so were Critics: Why ‘Paris’ by Paris Hilton is timeless

    Paris is out on Warner Records The wrath of critics was once feared, with faded rockstar dreams inspiring embittered opinions, and not too long ago, these opinions were the only ones you would hear. There were no social media platforms to voice opinions or stan armies to rush to an idol’s defense. Rather, the quality…

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  • The Greeting Committee ‘Dandelion’ Album Review

    The Greeting Committee ‘Dandelion’ Album Review

    Dandelion is out via Harvest Records Three years since their sparkling debut album, Kansas City alt-rock outfit The Greeting Committee comes back with a bite on Dandelion. A tight ten tracks, their sophomore LP is a raw journey of introspection. Album opener “Can I Leave Me Too” was also the first released single and sets the…

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  • Marina ‘Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land’ Review

    Marina ‘Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land’ Review

    Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land is out on Atlantic Records From the left-field confessionals of The Family Jewels to the world-weary lyricism of Love + Fear, Marina has always been an anomaly in pop music. One constant in her work, however, has always been her assertively original point of view. Even when her sound got…

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  • Polo & Pan ‘Cyclorama’ Album Review

    Polo & Pan ‘Cyclorama’ Album Review

    Cyclorama is out via Virgin Records France Francophiles rejoice; the soundtrack of the summer has arrived! Out today, French duo Polo & Pan returns with their sophomore album, Cyclorama. The album takes the posh Parisian sound cultivated on prior bops like “Nana” and “Canopee” and adds dark, cinematic twists. The result is a phantasmagoric soundscape…

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  • Olivia Rodrigo – Sour – Album Review

    Olivia Rodrigo – Sour – Album Review

    Sour is out via Geffen Records Less than six months after her life-altering debut single “drivers license,” teen pop star Olivia Rodrigo has delivered Sour, her sparkling debut album. Sour explores deeply personal themes of heartbreak, failure, and insecurity that transcend Olivia’s age. From betrayal (“traitor,” “happier”) and anguish (“1 step forward, 3 steps back,” “favorite…

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  • Sam Gellaitry stuns on long-awaited ‘IV’ EP: Review

    Sam Gellaitry stuns on long-awaited ‘IV’ EP: Review

    IV is out via Viewfinder/FFRR/Parlophone Sam Gellaitry has unveiled his long-awaited EP, IV, and it’s phenomenal. Never one to shy from emotive soundscapes, blasting bass, and quirky virtuoso synth work, Sam’s new project reveals a multi-faceted producer and songwriter successfully pushing the boundaries of his creative magnitude to deliver a special project. Clocking in at 13…

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  • Claud – Super Monster – Album Review

    Claud – Super Monster – Album Review

    Super Monster is out now via Saddest Factory Records As the first artist signed to Phoebe Bridgers‘ new record label in October, Claud‘s next step has been highly-anticipated for months. Now, they’ve unveiled their debut album, Super Monster, and it’s a melancholic and relatable 13-track look into the singer’s experiences with love, heartbreak, and growing up.…

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