Strong first half, weaker second half
Nice blend of old and new, unique sound.
Has some bangers, but it's mostly forgettable.
Would probably have rated it 5/5 ten years ago. It has some of his best songs, and the production is great throughout the album. Some aspects haven't aged too well.
Had some songs I really enjoyed, but a lot of the them just became fillers. I only got to listen to it once, so maybe it has potential to be a 4.
Couldn't wait for it to end. The vocals were so bad, and it all just sounded exactly the same.
Easy and fun listen, and the hits are nostalgic! A good project with a lot more layered production than I first imagined.
I only got to listen to it once on the verge of falling asleep very jetlaged, so I will have to give it a re-listen later. First impression: loud and all over the place, with some catchy tunes
Just a dated hard rock album that has creepy lyrics about sex. Only thing keeping it from a 1 is the fact that the tempo is fun and got one, maybe two listenable songs.
Only gave it a 2 because it got a cozy atmosphere, but other than that it was boring and bland
Really enjoyed the two first tracks, then it really fell off.
Very enjoyable listen, so diverse and captivating.
Very enjoyable listen, his voice is so good!
The production is smooth but one song blends into the next. Boring to get through.
It's alright, was surprised by some aspects of the project and enjoyed it then and there. I usually feel this type of music is mostly forgettable and bland. Decent listen though.
Every song hits very well, I love the melancholy, his fragile voice and the raw acoustics. First 5/5 so far!
I understand the importance of the genre as a foundational step towards other genres of rock, but this is just terrible to listen to. It's all just very dated, and the production is flat with cliche and boring lyrics. It's nothing but a historical artifact.
Really enjoy dreampop in general, so this was a very interesting listen being so early on genre wise. Solid project.
Always found country hard to enjoy, and this is no exception. Dolly's voice is quite annoying, but it has a couple of cute songs.
This album was a pleasant and interesting journey, I loved the production of it. Very unique sound.
One of my favorite Beatles albums, can't decide between this and Rubber Soul. Innovative production with such a diverse set of genre blending. I love it, it's peak Beatles.
Not my taste, it's experimental but not in a good way. Not a single standout song, but it's bad enough to be 1.
My first encounter with Dylan, and it was very boring to listen to. One song blended into the next, and it didn't really spark any emotions as I'd hoped for. Maybe next time.
It blends two things I already find hard to get into, indie rock and punk. It all sounds the same, there wasn't one standout song I would listen to again. It wasn't terrible.
Cool project, fun to listen to but not really my style.
Introspective and goofy, I really liked it. It hits on a personal level with some of the themes explored. A couple songs can be a bit tedious and that's keeping it from being a 5.
Very hard to get into, it felt like a chore. The only positive about it is Beetlebum.
Very melancholic but also easy to listen to. I really enjoyed it.
Never heard of bossa nova before, but wow it's so comfortable to listen to. The sax work is sexy as hell.
Bland and boring rock
Repeterive with lots of fillers in a 36 minute album
Second Dylan album and it didn't really change my first impression. It's too abstract at times, his vocals are not good at all and too much harmonica. That damned harmonica.
One of my favorite Beatles albums, can't decide between this and Rubber Soul. Innovative production with such a diverse set of genre blending. I love it, it's peak Beatles.
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I really enjoyed the anti-war themes. I can tell it's a project that took long to make, it's very detailed. Some standout songs but many of the songs didn't quite catch the emotion I was hoping for. Solid nonetheless.
Impressive work, but most 2 hour albums will be tedious in the long run for me, and especially when I feel like they could've cut short many of the intrumental solos by several minutes and it would've been much better. It just drags for too long.
Haven't really heard much reggae, but I enjoyed this very much. The themes are presented so simple and effective, and the production is top notch.
Another Elvis Costello album just a couple of days after the first. I had to look it up and there's 6 Costello albums in total. The sooner I finish the better, this one was worse than This Year's Model. It's just so boring and it all sounds the same. It's nothing special about it, I can't imagine what has been left out to squeeze in 6 of Costello's albums.
I enjoyed some of the songs very much, but others were fillers. Yes, he was a person full of contradictions, but the messages and impact of his music stands regardless.
So enjoyable, it's fun, poppy and very atmospheric. The bass work is crazy, and the whole vibe captures the charm of the 80s while simultaneously feeling modern, it has aged very well.
Best song: Save A Prayer
Worst song: Hold Back The Rain
The Elvis Costello curse continues. 6% of my albums generated thus far have been Costello albums, help me. I have nothing new to say, just that I appreciated the reggae infused closing track.
Best song: Watching the Detectives
Worst song: Mystery Dance
Felt like a wild west fever dream, nothing like some upbeat country while singing about killing his wife and her bf.
Best song: Streets of Bakersfield
Worst song: Buenas Noches From a Lonely Room (She Wore Red Dresses)
Quintessential britpop, it's full of anthems and memorable hooks. The production is very simple but not in a bad way. The songs are easy and the runtime felt very short. I know the hits have been overplayed to death, but they still slap.
It's a special energy that's fun to listen to, it captures the 90s british era very well.
Best song: Hello / Don't Look Back In Anger
Worst song: Hey Now!
It was better than Morrison Hotel, but it's still boring and repetetive. The vocalist seems drowzy and so tired at times I can smell the alcohol breath from afar. I read about how people admire his introspection, but I seriously doubt he knows what he's talking about half the time.
Best song: Riders on the Storm
Worst song: Cars Hiss by My Window
I enjoyed the journey, and the album has a lot of depth and wide genre blending but it didn't really stick that much. It's an album that probably gets better with more listens.
Best song: Station to Station
Worst song: TVC 15
A milestone in hip hop, and the production holds to this day. The G-Funk beats are so smooth and such a vibe. Unfortunately a lot of the themes in the songs have aged very bad, and the album is too long.
Best song: Let Me Ride
Worst song (excluding skits): Lyrical Gangbang
I really enjoyed the contrasts of each half of the album. While the first half is more experimental pop rock that's energetic, the second half is very melancholic and ambient that challenges the listener. I like the idea of the concepts better than most of the songs, and it got worse on a second listen.
Best song: Sound and Vision / Subterraneans
Worst song: Be My Wife
Not really that interesting to me, it's a boring listen and it feels repetetive.
Best song: Time With You
Worst song: Some Things
A solid concept album about nostalgia, the timeless human desire to preserve what is familiar and comforting. There's something special about listening to people in the 60s worrying and reflecting on the drastic changes and their yearn for stability. It's a warm time capsule.
Best song: The Village Green Preservation Society
Worst song: Phenomenal Cat
Good project, I enjoyed the rawness it.
Best song: Ball And Biscuit
Worst song: Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine
This was a really interesting listen, it was hypnotizing and immersive. It felt like a robot trying to communicate human emotions, and the sound was foreign but comforting at the same time. I enjoyed every minute of it.
Best song: Aquaris / Roygbiv
Worst song: An Eagle In Your Mind
Interesting listen, but it's mostly just very dated. I can appreciate their talent and the complex rhythms though.
Best song: Pacific 202
Worst song: Magical Dream
Apparently there are two versions of the album, an US and UK version. The Spotify album includes both versions' songs, while also adding three tracks not originally on any of the versions. The US version was better, and the review will focus on the original US version.
This was my first time listening to Hendrix, and I've heard so much about his legendary guitar skills. I was blown away, and the psychedelic fused composition was perfect. His themes are both cosmic and very grounded, with great introspection and the use of clever metaphores.
Best song: The Wind Cries Mary
Worst song: Third Stone From The Sun
Watered down grunge. One dimentional and repetetive. I can't help but be mostly bored throughout this. The first half is so much stronger than the second half.
Best song: This Is a Call
Worst song: Watershed
Really interesting storytelling filled with wit and clever social commentary, added with glam and ironic undertones. It feels deeply personal but universal at the same time, it's also very easy to listen to.
Best song: Mis-Shapes
Worst song: Pencil Skirt
Very complex and layered production, the genre blending is crazy. It's mostly controlled chaos and it's a fun listen. The problem I have is the second half of the album, it got some real stinkers that lower my rating drastically.
Best song: The Great Curve
Worst song: The Overload
Youthful punk influenced energy, it's fun, fast paced and chatoic. Sometimes it's too chatoic for its own good, leaving a lot of the songs unpolished and lacking the same punch as the highs of the project.
Best song: Caught By the Fuzz
Worst song: We're Not Supposed To
The production on this is so good, I love the soul and jazz influence. The tracks are solid throughout, and it's a testimony to Kanye West's brilliance as a producer. It's conscious and cohesive.
Best song: The Corner
Worst song: The Food
Unlistenable, it's chatoic with harsh vocals and rough production. All the songs sound the same and it's hard for someone outside the hardcore punk circle to enjoy any of this.
Best song: Rise Above
Worst song: Damaged II
A lot of bangers, it was a fun listen and the themes explored are interesting and engaging. The problem is that it gets too one dimentional and therefore bluring the line between many of the songs when the tempo and riffs are so similar.
Best song: Holiday / Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Worst song: Extraordinary Girl / Letterbomb
I've never really listened to jazz(-fusion), and this was a nice introduction to that. The soundscape is very layered, it's groovy and sound so ahead of its time.
Changed the rating to a 5 as I've grown to love Herbie's projects, and this probably his best. The trip the album takes you on is so rewarding, especially on Sly. It feels like you're dragged into this immense chatoic and colorful world, and in the end you land safe and sound thinking back to that experience with pure bliss.
Best song: Sly
Worst song: Vein Melter
Dreamy and quite atmospheric, but most of the time the songs fade into the background.
Best song: Happiness
Worst song: Clowns
Not as good as Are You Experienced? This isn't as cohesive or direct, it's apparent that this is a step in his evolution as an artist given the more complex and experimental approach he takes. I still enjoyed it a lot, and it's probably an album that will grow even more on me with more listens.
Best song: All Along the Watchtower
Worst song: ...And the Gods Made Love
I enjoyed the range they present here, they are very versatile and willing to dive deep to explore different genres. It's also its biggest flaw because it feels very uneven. Torn between a 3 or 4, but...
Best song: Tangerine
Worst song: Hats off To (Roy) Harper
A warm and inviting project, it's mostly very solid and it captures the emotions presented very well. It's an easy and comfortable listen. However I don't see myself revisiting this any time soon, it just doesn’t stick with me even though I appreciate her clear talent. It's subdued and lacks variation.
Best song: It's Too Late
Worst song: Smackwater Jack
A real cinematic experience, each track flows into the next effortlessly creating interconnected dreamlike rooms. It's so layered I can't start to comprehend how they managed to take the countless samples to create something as cohesive as this. It's controlled chaos. It lacks standout tracks, but the whole album experience is what makes this so good.
Best song: Two Hearts in 3/4 Time
Worst song: Avalanche Rock
Interesting and fun listen with diverse and original sounds. The problem is that it feels too experimental at times leaving most of it not sounding like fully fleshed-out tracks. A very influental project nonetheless, and I can see why.
Best song: Regiment
Worst song: Come with Us
It's one-dimentional and hasn't really aged that well in terms of the soundscape it creates, but there's something about it that still feels satisfying. Its raw energy mixed with the easy song structure makes many of the songs still very enjoyable.
Best song: Crawling
Worst song: Be Myself
By far the worst album so far, it's an unhinged chaos that made me exhausted. It mistakes shrieking vocals, claning instrumentation and lack of cohesion as art. Spoiler: it isn't.
Best song: Several Sins
Worst song: Big Jesus Trash Can
This album made me come up with a new remark I will make on the album cover and how well it fits the mood of the project
Cover check: Fits the music perfectly, it's ugly, disjointed and impossible to enjoy. I might vomit.
Boring listen, it's all attitude with no real substance. The tracks are mostly boring and underdeveloped, the production is unpolished on purpose I presume, but it's just not good.
Best song: Personality Crisis
Worst song: Private World
Cover check: Grabs your attention, but just like the music it's wannabe edgy and has no real debt
Captures despair and anger in a unique and raw way. The riffs are amazing and memorable. Best of grunge I've ever heard.
Best song: Them Bones
Worst song: God Smack
Cover check: Captures decay and hopelessness very well
This is everything Low isn’t, it feels more focused and alive. The vocals are more expressionate and not as distanced as on Low. The highs are so much higher with Heroes and Blackout, and Fripp's guitar work is amazing and gives this project a sharper edge. I didn't care too much for the ambient parts and is definitely the weakest part.
Best song: Heroes / Blackout
Worst song: Sense of Doubt
Cover check: Pretentious but still iconic
Easy and fun listen, and the hits are nostalgic. A good project with a lot more layered production than I first imagined.
Best song: Electric Feel
Worst song: 4th Dimensional Transition
Cover check: They dressed well for the party
The production is great, but it doesn’t really grip me. It's atmospheric with a cold landscape, and it naturally feels like an extension of Bowie's Berlin era projects. China Girl really sticks out.
Best song: China Girl
Worst song: Baby
Cover check: Iggy trying to cosplay as artsy Bowie gone wrong, it just looks like he's on crack
Shoegaze has the effect of both sounding amazing and calming while uncomfortable and noisy at the same time. I enjoyed it, the soundscape it produces is so hypnotic, but sometimes it creates a fog and it becomes a bit annoying
Best song: who sees you
Worst song: wonder 2
Cover check: Washed out dark blue and pink colors gives the album a very melancholic and distant feel
Quite unremarkable, no really standout tracks. Forgotten almost all of them instantly. It's groovey and consistent, but lack any tight hooks.
Best song: Cloud Nine
Worst song: Love Is a Hurtin' Thing
Cover check: Trippy and cool, fits the vibe very well
Mellow and intimate, but feels too one-noted. It's still enjoyable, but doesn’t pack the same punch as some of their other work. Still a good debut album.
Best song: Yellow (yes, it's beautiful)
Worst song: We Never Change
Cover check: Looks like a cozy and safe space
A beautiful and melodic journey, full of big (and overplayed) anthems with a timeless stamp. Gets way too much hate in a lot of internet music spheres (like this one).
Best song: Amsterdam
Worst song: A Whisper
Cover check: I guess he got a really big rush of blood to his head that it exploded.
Beautiful and harmonic, I love the sound of this and the warmth it gives me.
Best song: America
Worst song: Voices of Old People
Cover check: Singer-songwriter duo looking thoughtful at you
Tolerable country. It's alright, some of the themes are interesting to some extent, but it mostly sounds the same. The vibe is fun and the interactions with the inmates are iconic.
Best song: Folsom Prison Blues
Worst song: Dirty Old Egg-Suckin' Dog
Cover check: Looks like a live album
It's ambitious and chatoic with sprawling epics and iconic riffs. It's still cohesive even though each member made their own tracks. The themes are interesting and it feels timeless. The "interludes" are a breath of fresh air before the next "normal track"
Best song: Roundabout
Worst song (excluding short songs): Long Distance Runaround
Cover check: I love the cover art. Fragile earth.
RIP Ozzy
A really good album, it's haunting, dark and occult like with a lot of great riffs. It's a bit simple at times.
Best song: Behind the Wall of Sleep
Worst song: Evil Woman, Don't Play Your Games
Cover Check: Couldn't have fit the music better. Dark and gritty
Always found country hard to enjoy, and this is no exception. Dolly's voice is quite annoying, but it has a couple of cute songs.
Best song: Coat Of Many Colors
Worst song: The Way I See You
Cover check: Captures a personal feeling
Few albums can balance melancholy and pop in such a beautiful way. Dark synth textures with amazing and memorable hooks. The songwriting is straightforward and clever, and Gahan's voice is perfect.
Best song: Enjoy The Silence / World In My Eye
Worst song: Blue Dress
Cover check: Minimalistic and beautiful
Not as good as After the Gold Rush, but dang solid still. His voice is so fragile it feels like it's about to burst sometime, but I'm here for it.
Best song: Out on the Weekend
Worst song: A Man Needs a Maid
Cover check: Simple and rustic, could've been a vintage whiskey label. Fits the folk-country vibe well.
A breath of fresh air, this is what 1001 is all about for me. Among the hundreds of mid rock albums there are occasional gems like this.
It's jazz with prog structures, it feels both carefully constructed and completely unhinged.
Best song: Out-Bloody-Rageous
Worst song: Facelift - Live
Cover check: RDTHIRD
Rolling Stones is definitely a "vibe band", they have occasional great moments on a few tracks, but there's not much beyond that. It's too long, and it all melts into this messy blues jam-feeling. It feels really uneven and unfocused.
Best song: Shine A Light
Worst song: Turd on the Run
Cover check: Boring and none of the pictures are eye-catching
A masterpiece. The heavy bass driven beats meats timeless and engaging lyrics. The dynamic between Q-Tip and Phife peaks here, and they seem so damn confident. It's a project with no real skips, and it has aged so well.
Best song: Excursions
Worst song: What?
Cover check: Minimalistic and iconic
I enjoyed the rawness and epicness of some of the tracks, but a lot of it is too repetetive and long. His voice his really cool though.
Best song: Master of Puppets/Orion
Worst song: Leper Messiah
Cover check: Dark and oppressive, good fit
There's something special about guitars that go Wraagh Rooaw! Solid project, but his voice can get a bit annoying at times.
Best song: Mayonaise
Worst song: Silverfuck
Cover check: Nostalgic and innocence. The cover doesn’t look like the music, but it feels like it
I've seen this album around for years, but always shrugged it off and assumed it was overrated because of the circumstances surrounding its release. I was very wrong.
Bowie takes real artistic risks here, diving headfirst into an art rock record infused with modern jazz and electronic undertones. The sonic landscape is intense and lush, driven by outstanding, razor-sharp drums and bass with incredible rhythmic interplay. The saxophone work is phenomenal, cutting through the mix at exactly the right moments. It all comes together as a powerful farewell and artistic statement, with Bowie exploring mortality and legacy in a way that feels deeply rewarding rather than sentimental.
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My favorite “reviews” on this site are always the edgelords who mistake cynicism for insight. They can’t even explain what they actually dislike about the album, they just spew vague pseudo-skepticism. I'm not surprised this didn't land for them when the music actually demands something from the listener. God forbid. Mind you, these are the same people who hate Pink Floyd because they get angry when a song “isn’t structured like a song.” Hilarious.
Best song: Lazarus / I Can't Give Everything Away
Worst song: Girl Loves Me
Cover check: ★
Ugly, monotone and uncontrollable, pure anti-music. It's a deliberate middle finger to the listener. I kinda respect them for it, but I will never ever listen to this again. I listened to this after first hearing their self titled album (third album), I did not expect this!
Best song: Here She Comes Now
Worst song: The Gift
Cover check: ???
The consistency throughout this is so impressive, I didn't want it to end. It's a rare feat that an album with over an hour of runtime has no real dull moments, and this is it. It's so immersive, with perfect balance between chaos and control. It's dark, heavy, often psychedelic and never one-dimensional. The worst songs on this aren’t even proper songs, more like small interludes.
Chris Cornell's vocal performance is immaculate, the range of his voice and the different techniques he uses really sets him apart from most rock vocalists.
Best song is impossible to choose, gonna just list my top 5 in no order: Let Me Drown / Fell On Black Days / Black Hole Sun / Fresh Tendrils / 4th Of July
Worst song: Kickstand
Cover check: Fits perfect, it's abstract and disorienting
The interesting thing about this album is how very anti-pop the lyrics are, but at the same time extremely pop oriented in the song structures. Very catchy and memorable riffs of course, but the fact that the songs are so reliant on hooks and clearly built for immediate response doesn’t make for a very rewarding listen for me personally.
Other contemporary grunge bands like Alice in Chains and Soundgarden have a much more layered and heavy sound, which I appreciate more over Nirvana's punk and pop influence.
I understand why this got mainstream, and it remains a landmark release in a special era of rock.
Best song: Something In The Way
Worst song: Stay Away
Cover check: Ironic and instantly memorable
Ah, screaming man. You see this in every vinyl collection. It's grand and ambitious, but it's not consistently engaging enough for a 5. Epitaph is definitely a top 3 KC song though. Their heavier and more experimental expression through 1972-74 overshadows the years prior by a long shot.
Best song: Epitaph
Worst song: Moonchild
Cover check: AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
The three first tracks are incredibly cool, then the whole album just collapses into this bizarre parade of poor beats with rampant misogyny, to the point of it being entertaining in a really bad way. "The title bitch don't apply to all women, but all women have a little bitch in 'em (yeah)"
Best song: Fuck Tha Police
Worst song: A Bitch Iz A Bitch
It starts off so good, awkward and tense with great playfulness, then the intensity fades and it never manages to come near the first track.
Best song: Brilliant Corners
Worst song: I Surrender, Dear
Cover check: Five happy monks
The lo-fi sound space works really well, the atmosphere is amazing and very cozy. They seem in full control while also being vulnerable.
Best song: Candy Says
Worst song: The Murder Mystery
Cover check: That is in fact The Velvet Underground
Amazing and creatice jazzy beats, they established their iconic sound right from the get-go. The only real drawback is that some of the hooks feel flat and repetetive at times, but still very solid.
Best song: Footprints
Worst song: Mr. Muhammad
Cover check: Cartoonish with a charming aged 90s aesthetic.
A much better fit for Iggy than The Idiot. The raw energy and more hook driven tracks suits his artistic expression perfect. It's fun and memorable. Lust For Life and The Passenger are just great songs.
Best song: The Passenger
Worst song: Turn Blue
Cover check: Probably the only normal picture I've seen of Iggy. Sober and happy
The politcal satire is sharp, and the guitar is really cool, but I really struggle to get into punk in general. It's very one-noted and messy. If the album was more like Holiday In Cambodia I would've enjoyed this a lot more, that track gives itself time to breathe and build an idea.
Favorite song: Holiday In Cambodia
Worst song: Viva Las Vegas
Cover check: Really liked the cover art, it screams anarchy
Loud and filthy, it feels like the studio is about to explode. Iggy sounds possessed and unhinged. Undeniable energy and attitude, I really enjoyed this.
Best song: Search And Destroy
Worst song: Shake Appeal
Cover check: Creepy Iggy
Their voices harmonize well, but it's just samey country with some elements of rock to it.
The story about his death is truly unique though, his manager stole his corpse and set it on fire because Parsons expressed that he wanted to be cremated not far from where he actually died. He failed because police caught on to it and he was later buried.
Best song: In My Hour of Darkness
Worst song: I Can't Dance
Cover check: Might be one of the worst covers I've ever seen
A lot more focused than Exiles, but still not consistently gripping. It's more tight and riff based, and the first half carries the whole project.
Best song: Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Worst song: I Got The Blues
Cover check: Very tight jeans
Bright and heartfelt songs with great harmonies, I enjoyed most of this but it got a bit stale at some point. The acoustic songs were my favorites.
Best song: Watch The Sunrise
Worst song: The India Song
Cover check: BIG
Pleasant surprise, this album feels like summer. It's warm and has a very laid back and nice groove with a lot of different influences. It got a little bland at times, the strongest half is definitely the first.
Best song: Punchbag
Worst song: Binney Bay
Cover check: He looks like a happy wrestler ready to wrassle in the sun
The quality of the instrumentation, and especially the bass, is really good, but that's about it. It goes nowhere, the composition is just bland and there are way too many songs on this. If the total song count was cut in half, and each song was longer and taken more care of it would've been more cohesive, because this is just a mess.
His deliberate loser persona makes this a tedious listen too. He sings about getting friendzoned because he just wants to play Diablo or Mortal Kombat. It's not fun at all.
Best song: Them Changes
Worst song: DUI
Cover check: Actually quite evocative, too bad there's nothing interesting beneath
Really enjoyed this, they blend dreamy atmospheric sounds with gritty and noisy parts so seamless. It's experimental enough and still very listenable. It's not consistent enough to get a 5.
Best song: Tunic (Song For Karen) / Disappearer
Worst song: Scooter And Jinx
Cover check: Pulp crime estetique
Great voice, but most of this is too one-dimensional. It's consistent throughout and I enjoyed it enough, and the hits are (no surprise) the highlights.
Best song: Rolling in the Deep
Worst song: Rumour Has It
Cover Check: Adele at 21
A ful listen for sure, it's so groovy, polished and well structured. The problem I have is that it lacks the edge to make it engaging enough for the way too long runtime. It's kinda unfair to compare it to his father's work, but Fela's work is so much better.
Best song: Frustrations
Worst song: Changes
Cover check: Great invitation to afrobeat
I just kept thinking I would rather be listening to anything by Nara Leão or João Gilberto than Sinatra in a bossa nova setting. He simply doesn’t fit this style.
Sinatra’s voice sits in front of everything instead of within the composition. It lacks intimacy, and his precise articulation makes it feel stiff in a genre where relaxed timing is everything.
A completely unnecessary record.
Best song: Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars
Worst song: Change Partners
Cover check: Late night at the lounge
Nothing remarkable, a bit too samey but it was a dreamy and comfy listen.
Best song: Sea Song
Worst song: Melody Calls
Cover check: In the spotlight but invisible, makes you go "hmmm"
Such a fun listening experience, it's sample overload! So many layers to the production, and it's quite experimental mixed with their raw and fun energy.
Best song: Egg Man
Worst song (excluding interludes): 3-Minute Rule
Cover check: Looks like a messy store you can find anything in, just like the music
