6/10
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When Special isn’t coming across like a motivational poster it’s pretty good.
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Home, before and after is pervaded by solid songwriting and a truckload of additional instrumentation that might prove to be a dealbreaker for some.
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The music on Preacher’s Daughter could offer its harrowing narrative more support.
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It could be cool to hear Dan and co. venture further into this dancier direction. LABYRINTHITIS by Destroyer
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While just as well-produced as Modus vivendi and a bit denser, You Can’t Kill Me carries over the structural shortcomings.
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Un Verano‘s size doesn’t do it many favors, but it is Bad Bunny’s most versatile project so far.
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Not as creative as the producer’s 2019 mixtape, but not a bad effort either.
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There are some good and not so good times to be had at Harry’s House.
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WBGATAW contains Sharon Van Etten’s biggest-sounding songs to date, which is maybe to the album’s detriment sometimes.
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