Average Rating: 3.64 Rating Variance: 0.66 Objectivity Score: 73% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicColdplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His FriendsJoji Slow Dancing in the Dark4.5 superbbeabadoobee Lovewormbeabadoobee Space CadetColdplay Ghost StoriesFKA Twigs MagdaleneJay Som Everybody WorksPorter Robinson NurtureThis album far exceeded my expectations. The sound Porter cultivated for himself here is amazing.The 1975 A Brief Inquiry into Online RelationshipsThe lyricism and experimentation is breathtaking and (arguably) progressive.rBut that doesn't stop stinkers Give Yourself a Try & TOOTIME from completely ruining the flow & rcohesion of the album. Twenty One Pilots Twenty One PilotsTwenty One Pilots Trench4.0 excellentAlex G House Of SugarAlvvays Antisocialitesbeabadoobee Fake It FlowersColdplay KaleidoscopeThis is their best in years. 5 tracks alone beat the entirety of their last record. Thank you Coldplay. Coldplay Everyday LifeThis is their best effort since 2008's Viva, albeit a little inconsistent. Florence and the Machine High as HopeFoster the People IIIFoster the People are at their catchiest since Torches. This EP is an excellent example of how Hip Hop should be undertaken by mainstream indie pop/rock acts. Foster the People Sacred Hearts ClubHana HanaFantastic starter E.P., and a great way to reintroduce herself to the world. Nice dreamy production, and smooth stellar vocals filled with lots of potential. Curious to see if this upcoming artist is going to be the next Lorde perhaps?Jay Som Anak KoMGMT Little Dark AgeParamore After LaughterThis album is such an excellent way for a pop punk band to progress. It is a very solid new wave attempt that still retains the classic "rocky" Paramore sound. The drum beats on this album are very distinct in sound. The guitars have a more'indie" flare, but still have a major presence in the music itself. Solid transition from self-titled to this. Passion Pit Tremendous Sea of LoveThis album is by far his best album since Gossamer. The experimentation and imperfections within the production wasn't something I was expecting to be as prevalent in a Passion Pit album as it had turned out to be, and it actually worked well together with the brutally honest lyricism and the album's concept as a whole. Highlights for me are "Somewhere Up There", "Hey K", and "For Sondra (It Means The World To Me)". Sir Sly Don't You Worry, HoneyThe Japanese House Good At FallingThe Marias Superclean Vol.2Twenty One Pilots Regional At Best3.5 greatColdplay X&YEminem KamikazeEminem ironically whining about his last album being bad and calling out half of the entire industry is some gold entertainment. Flor come out. you're hidingFlume Hi This is FlumeI DON'T KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME 1981 Extended PlayJapanese Breakfast Soft Sounds From Another PlanetKero Kero Bonito Time 'n' PlaceNo Rome RIP Indo HisashiSuperorganism SuperorganismThe 1975 Notes on a Conditional FormThis album is a solid personification of the band themselves. An inconsistent yet beautiful mess that is all over the place sonically. Notes has some of their best material yet, but is dragged down by filler instrumentals that don't seem to serve any real purpose in the flow of the tracklist. But somehow, this inconsistency seems to work in their favor (most of the time). The Naked and Famous A Still HeartTwenty One Pilots Blurryface3.0 goodCHVRCHES Love Is DeadColdplay A Head Full of DreamsColdplay Mylo XylotoTwenty One Pilots Vessel2.5 averageFall Out Boy M A N I AYeah since its being delayed, this record will probably turn out better than it would have been if released in September. But that wont defeat the direction the band is going for and purpose of this project: Made-For-ESPN forgettable sports singles with simple yet bombastic chorus'. Folie was their peak and M_________A_________N___________I__________A may as well be their lowest and maybe even final point. Pale Waves All the Things I Never SaidIt would be good if this EP was only The Tide and My Obsession. This band's habit of composing the same exact song with the same exact set of synths wont let them last long. They need variety. Panic! at the Disco Pray for the WickedNot as bad as all of these pre-release negative ratings say it is. Some of these tracks actually have decent melodies and choruses. But pass that, there isn't much really. The production is flat, and the writing is so shallow and (at times) atrocious. God I miss Ryan Ross. Rex Orange County Apricot Princess2.0 poorLana Del Rey Lust For LifeOverrated. Drags on like most other Lana Del Rey albums. This much 808 production does not suit her at all. By pulling that off, she got rid of the only thing that made her music at least a tiny bit distinctive. Not to say there are some decent moments though (Love, Tomorrow Never Came). Its just that this record is way too long and has way too many songs that follow the same exact moody and melancholic sound. I don't understand the hype behind her, excluding some of her earlier work which I thought was pretty decent. Pale Waves My Mind Makes NoisesSame old melodies and licks throughout all 14 tracks. They really do not know how to compose more than 1 unique song. I'm baffled by how many people are actually digging the entire thing. They can't distinguish themselves from The 1975 and, funny enough, themselves. Surprisingly, the only 2 good tracks are the one's produced by The 1975.The Chainsmokers Memories...Do Not Open1.0 awfulDrake Scorpion
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