Despite its lacking second half, i/o is a pretty interesting and likable late-career release. i/o by Peter Gabriel
Many of ORQUÍDEAS‘ dance and reggaeton cuts go off.
21 Savage still has mixed results getting introspective on american dream.
Laferte’s creativity throughout Autopoiética is enough to close the consistency gap.
Noah rarely elevates the stomp and holler sound on Stick Season.
Heavy, beautiful, and dramatic in its best moments. False Lankum by Lankum
HEALTH’s albums continue to be mostly just OK. RAT WARS by HEALTH
Lacks everything that made the first Pink Friday significant.
After the wild Speed Run earlier this year, Hearth Room finds Frost Children successfully heading in a more low-key direction. Hearth Room by Frost Children
