Tag: album review
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As he navigates his artistic identity, Still Woozy ventures into personal relationship with his new album Loveseat.
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Charli XCX’s new project BRAT is otherworldly. Quirky, moody, and authentic, BRAT is bringing back club hits for the summer. What’s not to love?
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As he soul-searches through tasking struggles, Marcus King establishes music as the perfect medium to channel hardship through.
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With tracks focusing on friendship, love, self-identity, and other highly relatable ponderings, Billie Eilish’s HIT ME HARD AND SOFT is the quintessential twenties album.
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X Ambassadors latest record Townie urges all to embrace nostalgia in attempts to revive the childlike spirit that might be buried within our personal narratives.
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An indie pop album about childhood dreams, mental health, and some sickening love songs. What more could you ask for?
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Troye Sivan’s new album explores life, sex, and queer culture with a nosedive into electronic-pop. What more could you ever want?
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With light, airy vocals, and instrumentals grounded in pop-folk influences, this album feels like a fall day in the woods.
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Olivia Rodrigo’s VMAs performance left fans confused as the scene unfolded. What is even more confusing is why the star has been labeled “groundbreaking” in the industry.
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A country album that isn’t about beer, boobs, and boats? Sign me up!
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Peter McPoland’s debut album is an honest exploration of his sound and story. What’s not to love?
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Michigan band Greta Van Fleet solidifies their place as a defining member of the new rock generation.
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“Did You Know There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” – a review of LDR’s latest musical self exploration
The poetic aestheticism of an angelic voice discussing the most aggressive topics.
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Gracie Abrams does a deep dive into what it means to breakup, makeup, and make peace. Who wouldn’t want a how to in breaking up?