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Cardi B Am I The Drama?
I'm beginning to think Cardi B, is in fact, the drama.rHonestly some good rapping at times and fine enough mainstream pop rap beats but in the end at 70 minutes this thing feels like it goes on as long as Homer and Cardi beats the same subject matters over, and over, and over again while the horse doesn't have a pulse.
2.0
11.30.25
Frost Children Sister
After the softer Hearth Room, Frost Children are back to their electronics with another record that is rambunctious and creates a party sorta atmosphere. The strength of the album is the marriage of loud bass, abrasive synth and the different vocal stylings of said Frost Children. Highlights include the soft opening of 'Bound2U' being mashed to pieces by a wall of heavy synth, the hook and Petras guest spot on 'RADIO', the excellent beat of 'Ralph Lauren' and the general tension dynamics of the songs. The Frost Children do well to contrast melodic vocals and the laser beam synths that support them.
4.0
11.30.25
Baest Colossal
Interesting mixture of heavy metal/rock/melodic death metal leading to some nice groovy riffs and good hooks. 'Colossus' and 'King of the Sun' are two really nice tracks.
3.0
11.29.25
Little Simz Lotus
Another release and another hit for Little Simz on the soulful, somewhat jazzy hip hop front. Punchy and energetic first half of the record sees highlight tracks in 'Thief', 'Young' and 'Free' before a seemingly intentional shift of the vibes in the second half of the album. While the second half isn't bad by any means, it is a bit more inconsistent and kind of fizzles out in the end. While Simz continues to release a lot of very strong records it still feels like they all have a lot of very great moments but don't quite come together for true excellence as a full album. This isn't all that bad because if you put together the best tracks from
3.5
11.29.25
Between the Buried and Me The Blue Nowhere
If anything I am grateful that BTBAM is still producing playful, chaotic, intense metal music in 2025. For the first time maybe ever the record feels like an amalgamation of all they have done to this point instead of going in a specific direction like they did on 'Coma Ecliptic' and 'Automata'. The fun factor is there and exemplified in tracks like 'Absent Thereafter' in a way I can't remember in recent BTBAM releases. As someone who has followed this band since 2005 I wouldn't put this in their top 5 but it is one of the stronger records to come out in recent times. One slight criticism is some of the production on the vocals and choices fo
3.5
11.29.25
Indigo De Souza Precipice
'Heartthrob' is a true standout track with 'Pass It By', 'Heartbreaker' and 'Cry Over Nothing' being other pretty strong moments. Indigo still does a nice job with the hooks and vocal melodies here but outside of those tracks a lot of the songs regress to the indie rock/pop mean that you see in a lot of other artists and this album strays a bit away from the raw emotion and epic moments the previous release had.
3.0
11.29.25
TURQUOISEDEATH Guardian
Really nice atmosphere that feels smooth, bright and even glossy at times due to some great bass work and nice synth production. Not a lot of individual moments really grab my attention here and at 65 minutes that makes it a bit hard to focus on.
3.0
11.29.25

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