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Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAaliyah One in a MillionAaliyah AaliyahArcade Fire FuneralArcade Fire The SuburbsAriana Grande Dangerous WomanASAP Rocky Live.Love.A$AP.Beach House Teen DreamBeach House Depression CherryBig K.R.I.T. 4eva Is a Mighty Long TimeBlack Sabbath Master of Realityblink-182 Enema Of The StateBon Iver For Emma, Forever AgoBrain I'm BrainBrand New Deja EntenduBrand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside MeBrand New DaisyCal Chuchesta The New CALassicCanadian Softball Awkward and DepressedChance the Rapper Acid RapChance the Rapper Coloring BookCharli XCX True RomanceCharli XCX SuckerCharli XCX Vroom VroomCharli XCX Number 1 AngelCharli XCX Pop 2Charli XCX Focus / No AngelChildish Gambino "Awaken, My Love!"clipping. Splendor and MiseryColdplay A Rush of Blood to the HeadColdplay ParachutesColdplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His FriendsDanny Brown Atrocity ExhibitionDavid Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From MarsDavid Bowie Hunky DoryDavid Bowie Station to StationDavid Bowie BlackstarDeath Cab for Cutie TransatlanticismDeath Cab for Cutie PlansDeath Grips Steroids (Crouching Tiger Hidden Gabber Megamix)Dizzee Rascal Boy In Da CornerDJ Shadow Endtroducing.....Earl Sweatshirt EARLEarl Sweatshirt DorisEarl Sweatshirt I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go OutsideEverything Everything Man AliveEverything Everything ArcFall Out Boy Take This to Your GraveFleet Foxes Crack-UpFrank Ocean channel ORANGEFrank Ocean Blondefezbuk ztori is SONG OF THE YEAR Grimes HalfaxaJanelle Monae The ArchAndroidJanelle Monae Dirty ComputerJimmy Eat World ClarityJoe Budden Escape RouteJoe Budden Halfway HouseJoe Budden All Love LostJoy Division Love Will Tear Us ApartJoywave SWISHJustin Timberlake The 20/20 Experience: The Complete ExperienceKanye West The College DropoutWithout a doubt one of the greatest debut albums of all time. One of those albums that, if you don't like hip hop, this will be an exception. In fact, I feel like this album is as much an R&B album as much as it is a hip hop album. I'm sure enough has been said about the samples but they really do brighten up these songs and make them that much more catchy. The album never really loses its grip on the listener in spite of the fact that it is so long. "We Don't Care" is one of the best opening tracks I've ever heard.rBest Tracks: We Don't Care, Spaceship, Through the Wire, Never Let Me DownKanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted FantasyKanye West YeezusKanye West Jesus Is KingKendrick Lamar Overly DedicatedKendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d cityKendrick Lamar Kendrick LamarKendrick Lamar To Pimp a ButterflyKid Cudi Man on the Moon: The End of DayKids See Ghosts Kids See GhostsKing Krule 6 Feet Beneath the MoonKing Krule The OOZLa Dispute Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair Larkin Grimm ParplarLauryn Hill The Miseducation of Lauryn HillLil B Black KenLil Uzi Vert Luv Is Rage 2Lil Wayne Tha Carter IILil Yachty Teenage EmotionsY'all hate Lil Yachty but y'all hated Jesus too. Lin-Manuel Miranda Hamilton - Original Broadway Castyes Lorde Pure HeroineLorde MelodramaM83 Saturdays=YouthMac DeMarco 2Mac DeMarco Salad DaysMac DeMarco This Old DogMac Miller FacesMadvillain MadvillainyManchester Orchestra A Black Mile to the SurfaceMarilyn Manson Heaven Upside DownMarina FrootMF DOOM MM.. FoodMichael Jackson ThrillerMigos CultureMiguel Kaleidoscope DreamMiguel WildheartMitski Puberty 2N.E.R.D. In Search OfNeck Deep The Peace And The PanicNeutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaNickelback Feed the MachineNirvana BleachNirvana In UteroNirvana NevermindOl' Dirty Bastard Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty VersionOutKast Speakerboxxx/The Love BelowOutKast StankoniaOutKast SouthernplayalisticadillacmuzikOutKast ATLiensPinegrove CardinalPlayboi Carti Die LitPrince Purple RainRadiohead The BendsRadiohead Kid ARadiohead OK ComputerRadiohead In RainbowsRostam Half-LightSaint Etienne So ToughSampha ProcessGay School Shooter Big Bang Theory Character Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex PistolsShabazz Palaces Black UpSolange A Seat at the TableSwizz Beatz One Man Band ManTaking Back Sunday Tell All Your FriendsTay-K #SantanaWorldFREE OUR INNOCENT ANGEL TAY-K The 1975 SexBy far their best EP. Starts off a bit weak, however, with "Intro/Set3" whose chorus is clearly a precursor to "The Sound". But from then on, the EP is nothing but bangers. "Undo" is addictive and features a gorgeous synth line. "Sex" is a classic; "You" is perfect U2-esque stadium rock. Hidden track "Milk" is essentially the riff from M83's "Graveyard Girl", though it isn't wasted. All in all, if you hate their debut album but love I like it when you sleep, you should without a doubt give this a listen. The 1975 The 1975The 1975 I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of ItA massive improvement over their debut. Gorgeous, sublime album with something for everyone. Although I think rit would've benefited with the ethereal songs and pop songs on separate sides, it is something truly beautiful. rEven if you hated their debut, I think you should give this a shot.rRecommended Songs: UGH!, The Sound, She's American, Please Be Naked, Paris, She Lays DownThe 1975 The 1975 (Deluxe Edition)The 1975 DH00278 (Live from The O2, London. 16.12.16)The Beatles Abbey RoadThe Beatles The BeatlesThe Beatles Magical Mystery TourThe Hotelier Home, Like NoPlace Is ThereThe Hotelier GoodnessThe Neptunes The Neptunes Present... ClonesThe Smiths Louder Than BombsThe Smiths The Queen Is DeadThe Smiths The SmithsThe Smiths CompleteThe Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & NicoThe Velvet Underground The Velvet UndergroundThe Weeknd House of BalloonsThe Weeknd Echoes of SilenceThe Wonder Years The UpsidesTravis Scott RodeoTwenty One Pilots VesselTyler, the Creator BastardVarious Artists Star Wars HeadspaceVarious Artists (Punk) Punk Goes Pop Vol. 7Viktor Vaughn Vaudeville VillainVince Staples Shyne Coldchain Vol. 1Vince Staples Stolen YouthVince Staples Shyne Coldchain Vol. 2Vince Staples Summertime '06Walk the Moon Walk the MoonWalk the Moon Anna SunWalk the Moon Talking is HardWeezer PinkertonWeezer Everything Will Be Alright in the EndWeezer The White Album4.5 superbA Tribe Called Quest People's Instinctive Travels & The Paths of RhythmAlex Turner Submarine OSTAnderson .Paak MalibuAndy Hull Swiss Army Man OSTArctic Monkeys Favourite Worst NightmareArctic Monkeys HumbugArctic Monkeys AMBlack Sabbath ParanoidBleachers Strange Desireblink-182 Blink-182Bon Iver Bon Iver, Bon IverBrand New Leaked Demos 2006Brockhampton All-American TrashWow, isn't it amazing how much an artists' past music can grow on you once you love their current music? I, like most people, flocked to Brockhampton following the release of their stellar singles in anticipation for their full length debut album. However, I heard about Brockhampton months earlier, even downloading their free mixtape, "All-American Trash" but never giving it much of a listen. When I did, it just sounded like a potpourri of ideas that weren't fully fleshed out, blending hardcore hip hop with indie pop and a little bit of alternative rock thrown in for good measure. But like all great albums do, "Saturation" made me revisit this tape in wondering how the hell these boys pulled off such a killer record after what I considered to be a dull, dull mixtape. But with every listen I gave this, I realized that what Brockhampton did wasn't just a fluke, it was something they showed potential for all along. There are bangers on here (Infatuation, Ben Carson, Flip Mo), the former of which features a chorus akin to the infectious hooks that permeate Saturation and there are serene ballads (Home, Palace, Lost in Love) that will please fans of MILK, SWIM, FACE and WASTE. And while there isn't a crazy career defining posse cut on the tape, almost every member gets to showcase their talents (Kevin on Michigan, Ameer on Ben Carson, Merlyn on Infatuation, Joba on Lost in Love, Matt on Poison, Bearface on Home, Dom on Cotton Hollow). It is a mixtape that is being shamefully overlooked. Brockhampton SATURATIONnah fuck notkanyewest. Brockhampton SATURATION IIBrockhampton's Saturation II improves upon its predecessor in ways I didn't even think of. The group dynamic is somehow even tighter - singers Joba and Bearface don't just loom in the shadows for most of the album like on Saturation. I heard someone on a forum like Saturation II to the film Guardians of the Galaxy and as odd of a comparison as that sounds, I can kind of see it. It has the cinematic scope of a sequel, where all our heroes are reassembled in all flashy effects to once again fight the good fight. The beats are bigger and better - it's a lot like an upgraded, bigger budget version of Saturation. The hooks are still there and even the writing has improved, there's hardly a bad verse on this thing. Hell, even what would probably be this album's versions of 2Pac are much stronger, featuring great verses from both Ameer and Kevin (Teeth and Jesus) And while some tracks are weaker or more generic than others (Chick, Gamba, Sunny), the strength of the bulk of this album outweighs them, crafting an album more ambitious and ultimately better than the previous one. rBest Songs: Gummy, Junky, Summer, Tokyo, Jesus, SweetrWorst Track: ChickBruno Mars 24K MagicPure pop perfection. Bruno Mars's 20/20 Experience. In a year where every pop album was many tracks too long (Views, Starboy, The Life of Pablo), Bruno instead opts for a short album with no filler. While the album probably won't top the pop charts the way his previous efforts, it's hard to deny that this is Bruno's best effort yet. rBest Tracks: Calling All My Lovelies, That's What I Like, Versace on the FloorCHVRCHES The Bones of What You BelieveDaniel Caesar FreudianDeath Cab for Cutie The Photo AlbumDeath Grips No Love Deep WebDeath Grips The Powers That B - Part I: Niggas on the MoonDeath Grips Bottomless PitExile Dirty ScienceFoxing The Albatrossfun. Aim and IgniteInjury Reserve FlossJamie xx In ColourJimmy Eat World Bleed AmericanJimmy Eat World FuturesJohn Carpenter Halloween (2018)Justin Hurwitz La La Land OSTJustin Hurwitz First Man OSTKali Uchis Por VidaKanye West yeKeane Hopes & FearsKendrick Lamar Section.80Kendrick Lamar untitled unmastered.Kendrick Lamar DAMN.No bullshit all I said was "damn." after Duckworth ended. Hoping it grows on meKevin Abstract MTV1987Kevin Abstract American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love StoryLa Dispute Rooms of the HouseLarkin Grimm The Last TreeMagic Man Real Life ColorManchester Orchestra HopeMarina The Family JewelsMarina Electra HeartMayday Parade A Lesson In RomanticsMellowHype BLACKENEDWHITENick Cave and The Bad Seeds Skeleton TreeNirvana MTV Unplugged in New YorkNo Devotion PermanenceNxWorries Yes Lawd!OutKast AqueminiPoppy Am I a Girl?Portishead DummyQueen Sheer Heart AttackRosalia El Mal QuererRun the Jewels Run the Jewels 3Saint Motel My TypeUndeniably good indie pop. A band that doesn't even have to strive for that glam, vintage aesthetic because you can hear it in each piano note, unlike Arctic Monkeys or The 1975. While Ace in the Hole and Midnight Movies never quite reach the heights of My Type or Cold Cold Man, they still rise above radio rock with real, authentic fun.ScHoolboy Q Blank Face LPState Champs The Finer ThingsState Champs The Acoustic ThingsSteve Lacy (USA-CA) Steve Lacy's DemoSZA CtrlTame Impala LonerismTame Impala CurrentsThe 1975 IVSolid EP, though it could do without "The City". I'm about 90% sure the chorus to "So Far (It's Alright)" is blatantly plagiarized from another song, but it's still a solid song so. "Haunt // Bed" is gorgeously haunting, while "Fallingforyou" is seemingly set to become the young love anthem for every millenial. The Hotelier It Never Goes OutThe Internet Purple Naked LadiesThe Island of Misfit Toys I Made You SomethingIt's free on Bandcamp so it without a doubt deserves a listen. I think it may be a future emo classic, and the lyrics on this thing are just brilliant and poetic. It's sort of like a combination of Say Anything and TWIABP. And it's catchy as hell, if that's your thing. Recommended Songs: "Burble", "A Healthier Olympics", "Scaffolding"The Smiths Strangeways, Here We ComeThe Story So Far What You Don't SeeThe Weeknd ThursdayThe Wonder Years Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm NothingThe Wonder Years The Greatest GenerationThe World Is a Beautiful Place... Whenever, If EverThe Xcerts There Is Only YouThe xx xxTroye Sivan Blue NeighborhoodTyler, the Creator Flower BoyVampire Weekend Modern Vampires of the CityWeezer WeezerYoung Thug BEAUTIFUL THUGGER GIRLSthis is like HNDRXX if HNDRXX was good.4.0 excellentAaron West and The Roaring Twenties We Don't Have Each OtherAaron West and The Roaring Twenties BittersweetAlabama Shakes Boys & GirlsAll Time Low Put Up or Shut UpAll Time Low Don't PanicAll Time Low Don't Panic: It's Longer Now!Always loved this album but thought people were 4-4.5ing this as a joke. Turns out they've just accepted it as the greatest album ever made.alt-J RelaxerAlvvays AntisocialitesAmeer Vann Ameer VannArctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm NotArctic Monkeys I Bet You Look Good On The DancefloorBen Salisbury and Geoff Barrow AnnihilationPerhaps the most underrated score of the year. Certainly deserves some awards buzz. Chilling, and I love the use of the acoustic guitar. Completely unique. Movie is also strongly recommendedblink-182 Dude RanchBORNS DopamineBrand New Your Favorite WeaponBrand New Fight Off Your Demons (The Demos)Brand New 3 Demos, ReworkedBrand New Science Fictionget the fuck out with that Brand New hate man let people enjoy shitBright Eyes I'm Wide Awake, It's MorningBrockhampton SATURATION IIIwow this is garb. Brockhampton IridescenceCalvin Harris Funk Wav Bounces, Vol. 1Carly Rae Jepsen EmotionCarly Rae Jepsen Emotion: Side BChildish Gambino Because the InternetChildish Gambino KauaiCHVRCHES Every Open Eyeclipping. WriggleDaniel Caesar Pilgrim's ParadiseDavid Bowie "Heroes"David Bowie Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)David Bowie The Next DayDeath Cab for Cutie We Have the Facts and We're Voting YesDeath Grips The Money StoreDeath Grips The Powers That B - Part II: Jenny DeathDesaparecidos PayolaDNCE DNCEDolores Haze The Haze Is ForeverEarl Sweatshirt SolaceEd Sheeran +Estelle True RomanceFall Out Boy Folie a DeuxFall Out Boy Save Rock and RollFireworks Oh, Common LifeFrank Ocean Nostalgia, Ultra.GoldLink At What CostGrimes Art AngelsH.E.R. H.E.R., Volume 2HAIM Days Are GoneHer Her Tape #1Hodgy UntitledInjury Reserve Live From The Dentist OfficeJaden Smith SyreJames Blake James BlakeJay-Z 4:44Jay-Z and Kanye West Watch the ThroneJoey Badass ALL-AMERIKKKAN BADA$$It is definitely his poppiest effort to date, but I honestly don't think the bars or beats suffer much from it. John Mayer The Search for EverythingJordan Rakei CloakJoywave How Do You Feel Now?Kanye West Late RegistrationMaybe it hasn't clicked with me yet, but I really don't think this matches the level of The College Dropout or MBDTF. There are some really great songs and while I wouldn't say there are any songs I hate, there are a lot of them that I'm indifferent to. rBest Tracks: We Major, Heard 'Em Say, Gone, Hey Mama, Addiction, RosesKanye West 808s and HeartbreakKaytranada 99.9%Keane Under The Iron SeaLady Gaga JoanneAn album that proves Lady Gaga didn't get lucky with The Fame. Maybe her die hard fans won't appreciate the significantly less pop sound of this album, but it will stand the test of time as one of her definitive albums. Not her defining album, but it's certainly a firm step in the right direction.rRecommended Songs: A-Yo, Joanne, John Wayne, Sinner's PrayerLady Gaga and Bradley Cooper A Star is BornLarkin Grimm HarpoonLil Uzi Vert Lil Uzi Vert vs. The WorldMagic Man Before the WavesMarilyn Manson The Pale EmperorMelanie Martinez Cry BabyMGMT Little Dark AgeMiike Snow iiiModest Mouse Strangers to OurselvesMoose Blood I'll Keep You In Mind, From Time To TimeMy Chemical Romance Three Cheers for Sweet RevengeMy Chemical Romance Conventional WeaponsNeck Deep Life's Not Out To Get YouNew Found Glory CatalystNoname TelefoneOasis (What's the Story) Morning Glory?OFWGKTA RadicalOne Direction Midnight MemoriesPanic! at the Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat OutPanic! at the Disco Pretty. Odd.Panic! at the Disco Death of a BachelorParamore ParamorePerfume Genius No ShapePierce the Veil Collide with the SkyPlayboi Carti Playboi CartiI don't even like trap but DAMN. Preoccupations Viet CongPUP The Dream Is OverRadiohead Hail to the ThiefRadiohead A Moon Shaped PoolReal Friends Everyone That Dragged You HereReal Friends Put Yourself Back TogetherRejjie Snow The Moon and YouRex Orange County Apricot PrincessRoy Blair Cat HeavenSaint Motel VoyeurSaint Motel ForPlaySALES SALES EPSALES SALESSophie Oil of Every Pearl's Un-InsidesSyd FinSyd Always Never HomeT-Pain and Lil Wayne T-WayneTame Impala InnerspeakerTaylor Swift 1989The 1975 FacedownPretty solid EP from the now well-known band. "Facedown" is as shoegaze-y as you might expect from them. "Antichrist" is the real standout here though and it's a wonder how it was absent from their debut. "Woman" is a pretty sweet closer, though it is somewhat similar to "Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You" in that its sentiment can't help but feel more of a test than a true ballad.The 1975 A Brief Inquiry into Online RelationshipsThe Beatles Rubber SoulThe Clash London CallingThe Clash Give 'Em Enough RopeThe Clash The ClashThe Cure Seventeen SecondsThe Internet Feel GoodThe Smiths Meat Is MurderThe Smiths RankThe Stone Roses The Stone RosesThe Story So Far Under Soil and DirtThe Story So Far The Story So FarThe Weeknd StarboyStarboy is definitely the best post-Trilogy release from The Weeknd. Unfortunately though, the singles off Beauty Behind the Madness are better than the singles off this. Even still, the record works better as a whole. It definitely doesn't bring anything new to the table but as a pop album, it's pretty solid. If it were to lose 3 or 4 tracks, it would be a 4.5-5.rBest Tracks: Secrets, True Colors, Sidewalks, A Lonely Night, I Feel It ComingrWorst Tracks: Ordinary Life, both fucking tracks with FutureThe Wonder Years No Closer to HeavenThe Xcerts In The Cold Wind We SmileThe xx CoexistThis Good Robot The Light is Taking Me to PiecesThom Yorke SuspiriaA lot of people think the score doesn't fit the movie, but I strongly disagree. The "Unmade" sequence is fucking unreal. Off the top of my head, it's probably the best film score this year and I hope Yorke gets Original Score and Song nominations at the Oscars. Not to mention the film is infinitely better than the original - Luca Guadagnino is a filmmaker at the top of his game. Strongly recommended. Toro Y Moi Boo BooTyler, the Creator Cherry BombVampire Weekend Vampire WeekendVampire Weekend ContraVince Staples Hell Can WaitWalk the Moon i want! i want!Walk the Moon The AnthemReally damn good for a debut EP. "Stone Cold Fox" is probably the heaviest song this band has done. It almost seems like they were unsure if they wanted to be a new wave band or an emo-pop band like early Panic! at the Disco. All the songs are catchy, and pretty much on par with their stuff now. Really interesting to see how they evolved. Also the version of "Jenny" on here is almost as good as the version on the self-titled.Walk the Moon TightropeWalk the Moon Different ColorsWalk the Moon The Other Side: B-Sides and RaritiesDeliriously catchy, like everything else they've ever put out, except maybe a little better.We Are The In Crowd Weird KidsWillow Smith ArdipithecusWillow Smith The 1stWolf Alice Blush3.5 greatAll Time Low So Wrong, It's RightAmine Good For YouAminé's debut studio album Good for You is a lot like the musical equivalent of a good summer movie that makes you feel all good inside like Ferris Bueller's Day Off. There's plenty of fun to be had throughout the album's 15 tracks (Yellow, Caroline, Spice Girl), but isn't until the back end that Aminé's bars become a little more sincere and introspective. In that way, these tracks kind of serve as Cameron's existential crisis towards the end of Ferris Bueller (Sundays, Turf, Dakota) - in which our protagonists realize while fun has in fact been had, there's still a life full of responsibilities and consequences to get back to. And while Aminé definitely shows room for growth, Good for You is an overall solid project that indulges in some good sugary fun while also providing a bit more introspection than his XXL Freshman would currently delve into. In that way, Good for You is good for all of us. rBest Tracks: Veggies, Yellow, Spice Girl, Turf, Blinds, HeebiejeebiesrWorst Track: STFUArctic Monkeys Suck It and SeeBeyonce LemonadeBleachers Gone NowIf Don't Take the Money is any indication, we're getting more of the same and honestly, I can't complain. blink-182 Take Off Your Pants And JacketBon Iver 22, A MillionCatfish and the Bottlemen The BalconyDeath Cab for Cutie KintsugiDrake More LifeEd Sheeran xFall Out Boy From Under the Cork TreeFall Out Boy Infinity on Highfun. Some NightsGerard Way Hesitant AlienHamilton Leithauser + Rostam I Had a Dream That You Were MineHarry Styles Harry StylesBowie liked to have sex with 13 year olds so I'm glad he's not him Johann Johannsson Mandy OSTMovie is absolutely egregious, Johannsson's score is literally its only redeeming quality. Not one of his most memorable ones, but still solid. RIP hardKanye West GraduationKhalid American TeenLana Del Rey ParadiseLANY Make OutLANY kindaPretty sold EP with some chill indie dream pop songs. Check out "yea, babe, no way" and "pink skies"rMainland OutcastMy Chemical Romance The Black ParadeMy Chemical Romance Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous KilljoysNight Terrors of 1927 Everything's Coming Up RosesOasis Definitely MaybeRemo Drive Greatest HitsRoy Blair SunsetsSam Smith The Thrill of It AllSt. Lucia MatterThe 1975 Music For CarsThe most ambient of their EPs. "Anobrain" isn't anything special, but "Chocolate" and "Head.Cars.Bending" are absolute jams. "HNSCC" is pretty, but only serves as a preview of what would be mastered on I like it when you sleep with the three ambient/post-rock interludes. "Me" is the best track on here, opening us up to the enigma of a frontman (or wanker, depending on who you ask) that is Matty Healy. The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe Internet Ego DeathTyler, the Creator WolfYoung Rising Sons Young Rising Sons3.0 goodBrand New The HolidayBrockhampton The ASF EPBruno Mars Unorthodox JukeboxCage The Elephant MelophobiaChance the Rapper 10 DayColdplay X&YDavid Bowie LowDom McLennon Sandy Shore MotelFrank Iero and The Future Violents StomachachesGOOD Music Cruel SummerIggy Pop The IdiotImagine Dragons Night VisionsJimmy Eat World Static PrevailsKid Cudi Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’Miike Snow Miike SnowModern Baseball Holy GhostMy Chemical Romance I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your LoveNate Ruess Grand RomanticNeck Deep Wishful ThinkingOf Monsters and Men My Head is an AnimalOFWGKTA The OF Tape Vol. 2Oh Wonder Oh WonderPanic! at the Disco Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!Real Friends Maybe This Place Is the Same and We're Just ChangingSaint Motel saintmotelevisionA really good indie pop album, though it is evidently missing something I can't quite place. Perhaps it just doesn't feel as fun as the My Type EP and Voyeur felt, even if the songs are just as bouncy. Most of these songs while undeniably catchy, are hit or miss. rRecommend Songs: Sweet Talk, Getaway, Born Again, Local Long Distance RelationshipThe Beatles Please Please MeThe Beatles Hey JudeThe Weeknd Beauty Behind the MadnessThe World Is a Beautiful Place... HarmlessnessThe xx I See YouU2 Achtung BabyXXXTENTACION 17As someone who couldn't give two shits about X's music and had only heard "Look at Me!", I wasn't really sure what to expect from the XXL Freshman's debut record. And now that it's here...I'm surprised I enjoy it as much as I do. I don't think it's groundbreaking or god awful, but I do think it's a pretty solid debut. While I think X's image is overall cringeworthy, this album does a pretty good job at avoiding the cringe outside of the intro. And even in that intro, I hear a bit of honesty in X's voice that I kind of admire. And let me just say that bringing Shiloh Dynasty to sing on this record was probably the best move X made for this album - her voice is completely haunting and I can't get those melodies out of my head. As for the lyrical content, it's pretty much what you'd expect. It's like a solid 3.2. rBest Tracks: Jocelyn Flores, Everybody DiesrWorst Track: Fuck Love (It's alright but it sticks out like a sore thumb)Young Thug I'm Up2.5 averageAll Time Low Nothing PersonalAnderson .Paak OxnardArcade Fire Everything NowArctic Monkeys Tranquility Base Hotel and CasinoBleachers Terrible Thrills Vol. 2Some of the covers are alright but nothing special ("Reckless Love"), some are downright awful ("I Wanna Get Better", "Wake Me") but ultimately the only thing worth revisiting is Charli XCX's cover of "Rollercoaster". Brent Faiyaz A.M. ParadoxSome pretty great tracks on here with beautiful vocal performances, namely "Lovely" and "Poison". Everything else, however, is your normal Weeknd-esque boring moody PBR&B that every other artist is doing these days. Which is a damn shame because he really does have some pipes on him. Not to mention there are real annoying pretty sexist skits at the end of some of the tracks.Cage The Elephant Tell Me I'm PrettyCatfish and the Bottlemen The RideBasically their debut, Part II. Only this has far less grit and feels less genuine. There rare some great songs on this, but ends up being a watered down version of The Balcony (which in and of itself is already watered down) CFATB rrun the risk of becoming a Reverend and the Makers: another nameless gritty indie rock, rpost-punk revival band that, while fun, is utterly forgettable. They need album 3 to provide rsome experimentation at all or CFATB will become even more irrelevant. Recommended Tracks: rSoundcheck, Glasgow, Emily, HeathrowFall Out Boy American Beauty/American PsychoFalling in Reverse The Drug in Me Is YouGorillaz HumanzGreen Day American IdiotGuerilla Toss GT UltraHalsey BadlandsKanye West The Life of PabloIt's hard to see any way in which this album could influence future hip hop. If 808s influenced the many mopey R&B artists like Drake and The Weeknd and if Yeezus was an attempt at watered down Death Grips, then what in Kanye's name is The Life of Pablo? Calling The Life of Pablo a fucking mess is an understatement and it's easy to view the album as Kanye's White Album or In Utero. A big fuck you to the public (as if Yeezus wasn't already that). But Pablo's messiness doesn't come anywhere near those albums minor inconsistencies or filler tracks. The Life of Pablo has highlights aplenty (Ultralight Beam, No More Parties in L.A., Wolves, Waves) but for all those it has plenty of terrible tracks (basically the entire first half of the album). The Life of Pablo is something to marvel at indeed. It's the first album to be tweaked post-release. So if there's one thing the album succeeds at, it's further cementing Kanye's cultural relevance as an artist, one who is not afraid to advance his field, even if those advancements are...sometimes terrible.Paramore After LaughterI mean, I can certainly see the appeal. But this is a pop album after all and besides "Hard Times", I can't remember a single damn hook on this thing. State Champs Around the World and BackThe Neighbourhood I Love You.Travis Scott AstroworldTyler, the Creator GoblinWalk the Moon What If Nothing2.0 poorAll Time Low Dirty WorkColdplay Ghost StoriesCorbin MournGreen Day iDOS!Imagine Dragons Smoke + MirrorsKeane Perfect SymmetryPWR BTTM Ugly CherriesThe Rolling Stones Blue and LonesomeTwenty One Pilots BlurryfaceVince Staples Big Fish TheorySomeone write a review on this and validate my opinion1.5 very poorASAP Mob Cozy Tapes, Vol. 2: Too CozyBastille Wild WorldGreen Day iTRE!Jet Get BornNav (CAN) NAVVarious Artists Rock Sound Presents: The Black ParadeYung Lean Frost God1.0 awfulBilly Woods Known UnknownsBlack Veil Brides Valeblink-182 Neighborhoodsblink-182 CaliforniaBring Me the Horizon That's the SpiritBryanStars Follow Your DreamsCharlie Puth Nine Track MindChildish Gambino CampDeath Spells Nothing Above, Nothing BelowDreamers This Album Does Not ExistSweet Disaster is one of the worst, most painfully generic alternative rock songs I've ever heard. I wish this album didn't exist.Earl Sweatshirt Some Rap SongsEverclear So Much For The AfterglowEverclear Songs From An American Movie, Vol. 1Everclear Sparkle And FadeEverclear Songs From An American Movie, Vol. 2Everclear Ten Years Gone: The Best Of EverclearEverclear Welcome To The Drama ClubEverclear White Trash HellFall Out Boy M A N I Awho the fuck announces an album 5 MONTHS before its release date? fuck that noiseFalling in Reverse Just Like YouFlo Rida My HouseFoo Fighters Concrete and GoldGreen Day 21st Century BreakdownGreen Day ¡UNO!Halsey hopeless fountain kingdomAOTY Hopeful Water Fountain. Johnny Rebel It's the Attitude, Stupid!Joji Chloe Burbank Volume 1Joji Joji's AlbumJoji In TonguesLana Del Rey Lust For LifeLCD Soundsystem Sound of SilverMeat Shits Violence Against Feminist CuntsMeghan Trainor TitleMuse DronesNav and Metro Boomin Perfect TimingNF MansionNF Therapy SessionNF PerceptionPink Guy PINK GUYPink Guy Pink SeasonPWR BTTM PageantRed Hot Chili Peppers The GetawayReverend and the Makers A French Kiss In The ChaosSoundtrack (Film) Suicide Squad: The AlbumALL MY FRIENDS ARE EATING STEAK AND SNOW Suicide Silence Suicide SilenceI want to commit sue aside. syphilitic retard 2017 DemoThe Chainsmokers BouquetThe Chainsmokers CollageThe Front Bottoms My Grandma Vs. PneumoniaThe Weeknd Kiss LandUgly God The Booty TapeVance Joy Dream Your Life AwayVince Staples FM!With Confidence Better WeatherAt least Luke Rockets still has foreskin Wolf Down Stray From The PathWolf Down LiberationWolf Down Incite & ConspireXXXTENTACION ?XXXTENTACION SkinsYung Lean Unknown Death 2002Yung Lean Lavender Yung Lean Unknown MemoryYung Lean WarlordYung Lean Plastic Boy
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