Reviews
Maruja – ‘Pain To Power’ Review: A Fierce Journey from Pain to Strength
Maruja – ‘Pain To Power’ Review: A Fierce Journey from Pain to Strength An intense exploration of emotion and sound, Maruja’s Pain To Power channels rage and hope through jazz-punk fire.... more »
Justin Bieber’s Swag II: A Tender Yet Bloated Sequel to His Surprise Album
Justin Bieber’s Swag II: A Tender Yet Bloated Sequel to His Surprise Album Justin Bieber returns with Swag II, offering a softer, more heartfelt vibe but still struggling under its own... more »
Big Thief’s ‘Double Infinity’: A Soulful and Surprising Shift in Indie Rock Sound
Big Thief’s ‘Double Infinity’: A Soulful and Surprising Shift in Indie Rock Sound Big Thief’s ‘Double Infinity’ explores new sonic territories with soulful synths and spiritual depth,... more »
Shame’s ‘Cutthroat’ Review: A Bold Testament to Their Ability to Adapt and Evolve
Shame’s ‘Cutthroat’ Review: A Bold Testament to Their Ability to Adapt and Evolve Shame’s ‘Cutthroat’ marks a fearless evolution, blending raw energy and experimental twists with their... more »
Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Man’s Best Friend’ Review: Pop’s Playful Troubadour Hits the Melodic Sweet Spot
Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Man’s Best Friend’ Review: Pop’s Playful Troubadour Hits the Melodic Sweet Spot With her seventh album, Sabrina Carpenter blends cheeky charm and catchy hooks,... more »
CMAT – ‘Euro-Country’ Review: From Giving Icon Energy to Becoming One
CMAT – ‘Euro-Country’ Review: From Giving Icon Energy to Becoming One Step into 2025 with CMAT’s ‘Euro-Country,’ where catchy charm meets profound storytelling in a genre-defying... more »
Sombr – ‘I Barely Know Her’ Review: Smirking Sad Boy Pop That Packs a Punch
Sombr – ‘I Barely Know Her’ Review: Smirking Sad Boy Pop That Packs a Punch Sombr’s ‘I Barely Know Her’ blends heartfelt indie pop with slick production, delivering a smirking take on... more »
Blood Orange – ‘Essex Honey’ Review: A Stunning Reflection on the Meaning of Home
Blood Orange – ‘Essex Honey’ Review: A Stunning Reflection on the Meaning of Home Explore Blood Orange’s ‘Essex Honey,’ a heartfelt journey into identity, loss, and the search for... more »
Teyana Taylor’s Escape Room Review: A Tender, Nuanced Exploration of Love
Teyana Taylor’s Escape Room Review: A Tender, Nuanced Exploration of Love An intimate dive into Teyana Taylor’s Escape Room reveals a heartfelt journey of survival, love, and... more »
Royel Otis – ‘Hickey’ Review: A Sun-Kissed Journey Through Young Adulthood
Royel Otis – ‘Hickey’ Review: A Sun-Kissed Journey Through Young Adulthood Explore the vibrant vibes of Royel Otis’ latest album ‘Hickey’—a breezy, guitar-driven soundtrack to youth and... more »
Laufey – ‘A Matter Of Time’ Review: Still Spellbinding with a Hint of Shadow
Laufey – ‘A Matter Of Time’ Review: Still Spellbinding with a Hint of Shadow Laufey’s ‘A Matter Of Time’ blends enchanting orchestral jazz-pop with newfound shadows, revealing her... more »
Wolf Alice – The Clearing Review: Embracing Peace in a Confident New Chapter
Wolf Alice – The Clearing Review: Embracing Peace in a Confident New Chapter This Wolf Alice album review explores the clear, confident vibes of The Clearing, marking the band's growth... more »
Nourished By Time – ‘The Passionate Ones’ Review: A Welcoming and Deservedly Self-Assured Sound
Nourished By Time – ‘The Passionate Ones’ Review: A Welcoming and Deservedly Self-Assured Sound Explore the confident evolution of Nourished By Time’s sophomore album, ‘The Passionate... more »
Deftones ‘Private Music’ Review: Another Career High from Rock’s Most Reliable Band
Deftones ‘Private Music’ Review: Another Career High from Rock’s Most Reliable Band Experience the dynamic evolution of Deftones in their 10th album ‘Private Music’, blending metal,... more »
Water From Your Eyes – ‘It’s A Beautiful Place’ Review: A Portal to a Strange Alien World
Water From Your Eyes – ‘It’s A Beautiful Place’ Review: A Portal to a Strange Alien World Step into a futuristic soundscape as Water From Your Eyes blend experimental vibes with sci-fi... more »
Dijon – ‘Baby’ Review: Bold Comeback Pushes Boundaries of Pop and Production
Dijon – ‘Baby’ Review: Bold Comeback Pushes Boundaries of Pop and Production Dijon's 'Baby' marks a fearless return, blending experimental production with masterful pop songwriting in a... more »
Mahalia’s ‘Luvergirl’ EP Review: A Fresh, Flirty Take on Love and Heritage
Mahalia’s ‘Luvergirl’ EP Review: A Fresh, Flirty Take on Love and Heritage Explore Mahalia’s renewed sound and vibrant love themes on her ‘Luvergirl’ EP that blends dancehall vibes with... more »
Kaytranada – ‘Ain’t No Damn Way!’ Review: Commanding the Dancefloor with Instinct and Precision
Kaytranada – ‘Ain’t No Damn Way!’ Review: Commanding the Dancefloor with Instinct and Precision Kaytranada’s new album solidifies his groove mastery, directing the dancefloor with sharp... more »