the sound is Woo darkness and brutality
good stuff throughout if Ken Barnes hasn’t curdled you on him forever
sound of the streets
strummed look back at his life
an incendiary blast of full scale revolt
An instrumental look back produced by Bill Laswell
“Life Is Good” gets a killer remix.
warm, soulful, and heartfelt
Drake has completed his takeover
her songs stood up without any help from Max Martin
as dramatic and gorgeous as you could hope for
she’s tried and she’s tried… but she hasn’t yet
Dua Lipa has lead the way
a widening of his sound that never seems to be wide enough
all good ol’ guitar band rock music
phenomenal disco back to the future
a thundering beauty
flavor of the moment on a dramatic snooze
a straight up pop punk stroke with relentless strong material
without greatness in its DNA
a pleasure for a certain type of aesthetic
a solid effort without being anything special
a unique self-portrait
Woke love in the age of blah
four hour radio show from Amsterdam
ultra arranged guitar sound modulations
an artistic statement of immense integrity
nearly six hours
Instantly, their two worst albums
meandering melodies
songs of romantic abeyance
middle of the road EDM
nine acoustic snoozers
the coolest thing you’ll hear all week
never loosens up his intensity
a full throated jamalong ten minute take
Ringo Starr releases his best song in decades and Migos release their best song in years
an immaculate series of September songs for lovers and losers
four straight up bangers and an acapella take on the best one,
Taylor’s best song in five years
Her best work since 2016
a remix with Justin Bieber, her childhood teen idol
a sad break up song for a woman who is a mess
If any singer deserves, and can use, a career retrospective, that man is Glen Campbell
schoolmarm cool
he is killing himself for our sins
