5/10
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For as stylistically cohesive and seamlessly flowing as We Will Always Love You is, it’s somehow a tale of two albums.
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Bad Bunny’s third album of 2020 is a bit of a rough ride.
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What Positions has in sensuality it lacks in the production quality and introspection of a thank u, next.
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Róisín Murphy’s disco throwback is hindered by some of its more leftfield elements.
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There is undeniably a lot of talent between the members of Spillage Village, but it often doesn’t manifest as memorable songwriting or topical focus on Spilligion.
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Despite being a quarter of 7G‘s length, Apple is somehow the less consistent album.
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MOONCHILD is a concept album, though not a particularly ambitious one.
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CTV3 has quite a few duds, but also more of a stylistic focus than Jaden’s previous releases.
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While arguably more metal than the first two volumes of City Morgue music, Toxic Boogaloo still feels like a step down for the duo.
