Reviews
Folk Bitch Trio’s ‘Now Would Be A Good Time’ Review: Sublime Singing and Intriguing Ambiance
Experience the captivating harmony and subtle strangeness in Folk Bitch Trio’s debut album, Now Would Be A Good Time. The name Folk Bitch Trio doesn’t just grab your attention—it perfectly... more »
Tyla – ‘WWP’ Review: Amapiano Star Turns Fame Into Irresistible Dance Beats
Get ready to move! Tyla’s new release ‘WWP’ brings amapiano grooves and her vibrant energy to the forefront for a party soundtrack like no other. Tyla Seethal is not just a name;... more »
Cam – ‘All Things Light’ Review: A Spiritual Journey Through Sound
Explore the spiritual depths of Cam’s ‘All Things Light’, an album that blends folk, country, and pop in a soul-stirring musical experience. Listening to music isn’t quite like reading a... more »
Tomorrow X Together – ‘The Star Chapter: Together’ Review: Exploring Separate Paths Toward Unity
An insightful look into Tomorrow X Together’s ‘The Star Chapter: Together’ reveals how individual journeys weave into a shared bond of togetherness. Since their debut six years ago,... more »
Alex G ‘Headlights’ Review: Still Weird, Wonderful, and Richly Rewarding
Explore the enigmatic charm of Alex G’s ‘Headlights,’ a captivating major-label debut that stays true to his unique indie spirit. Alex G’s leap to RCA Records in January 2024 marked a... more »
Jim Legxacy – ‘Black British Music (2025)’ Review: A Bold Mix of Chaos and Catharsis
An intense blend of sounds and emotions, Jim Legxacy's Black British Music (2025) captures a raw, digital-era soul. In just a few years, Jim Legxacy has skyrocketed from an... more »
Justin Bieber ‘Swag’ Review: Fascinating Sounds but Lacking Lyrical Depth
Explore the captivating sounds of Justin Bieber’s ‘Swag,’ blending spiritual themes and edgy vibes, though the lyrics leave much to be desired. “It’s not clocking to you that I’m standing... more »
Burna Boy’s No Signs of Weakness: Bold Genre Mixing with Uneven Execution
Explore Burna Boy’s bold genre experiment in ‘No Signs of Weakness,’ blending Afro-fusion with trap, lovers rock, and more, though the execution sometimes falters. Burna Boy has never... more »
Wet Leg ‘Moisturizer’ Review: Love, Lust, and a Bold New Level
Wet Leg’s ‘Moisturizer’ explores love, lust, and growth with fresh sounds that elevate their indie rock charm. Ever wondered what love would look like if it involved becoming the... more »
Clipse ‘Let God Sort Em Out’ Review: A Long-Awaited Return That Lacks Bite
After 16 years, Clipse returns with 'Let God Sort Em Out'—a carefully crafted album rich in detail but missing the sharp impact fans hoped for. For over a decade and a half, Clipse has... more »
Jessica Winter’s ‘My First Album’: A Bold Dive Into Campy Queer Pop
Jessica Winter’s ‘My First Album’ cements her place in the campy queer pop scene with vibrant glam, bold emotion, and playful neuroticism. Jessica Winter, the underground queer pop... more »
Kesha ‘Period’ Review: A Classic Blend of Sass, Sex & Spirituality
An empowering pop comeback, Kesha’s Period delivers sass, sex, and spirituality wrapped in sleek beats. After almost a decade tangled in legal battles with her former collaborator... more »
Kae Tempest ‘Self Titled’ Review: A Moving Journey of Identity and Self-Discovery
An inspiring exploration of identity defines Kae Tempest’s ‘Self Titled’ album, blending personal reflection with sharp social commentary. Since bursting onto the scene with the 2014... more »
Bktherula ‘Lucy’ Review: A Beam of Light Amidst Hyperactive Synth Chaos
Bktherula’s ‘Lucy’ shines as a unique blend of chaotic synths and heartfelt introspection, revealing her evolving rap artistry. There’s a special corner in rap where artists build their own... more »
Isabella Lovestory ‘Vanity’ Review: Neo-Perreo Star Shines as Pop Princess
Dive into Isabella Lovestory’s vibrant ‘Vanity’ album, where neo-perreo’s wild charm meets sleek pop brilliance. Since bursting onto the global scene with her 2022 debut Amor Hardcore,... more »
Lorde’s ‘Virgin’ Review: The Artist Strips Herself Bare with Raw Honesty
Lorde’s ‘Virgin’ dives deep into her personal journey, revealing raw emotions and bold explorations in this intimate and powerful album. When Lorde teamed up again with Charli XCX last... more »
Loyle Carner – ‘Hopefully!’ Review: Mastering Melancholy with a Spark of Hope
Explore how Loyle Carner’s ‘Hopefully!’ balances heartfelt melancholy and enduring perseverance in his most mature album yet. Since bursting onto the scene in 2014, Loyle Carner has... more »
Benson Boone’s ‘American Heart’ Review: A Bold Leap into Mainstream Pop-Rock
Explore Benson Boone’s ‘American Heart,’ a pop-rock album blending catchy hooks with theatrical flair, aiming for the heart of mainstream audiences. You might wonder why Benson Boone has... more »