Review: Mediocre raps haven’t changed a lot
“I Changed A Lot” sees Khaled employing a plethora of guests to create an album that is solid stylistically but severely lacking lyrical complexity.
“I Changed A Lot” sees Khaled employing a plethora of guests to create an album that is solid stylistically but severely lacking lyrical complexity.
“Wiped Out!” has an indistinct, breezy style underpinned by the band’s characteristic angst and deviating from the grittier feel of the rest of its discography.
“Liberman” highlights Carlton’s progression as a singer-songwriter: no longer conventional, no longer dismal.
5 Seconds of Summer has truly experimented more with its sound and vocals on “Sounds Good Feels Good,” and the album does not disappoint.
Full of soulful sounds, Pentatonix has created a catchy and feel-good album.
Lovato’s latest work packs a hard punch as she steers away from her sugar-pop persona and delivers a set of raunchy, daring songs.
“V” features a perfect balance of passive-aggressive lyrics and flowing guitar solos.
“Stories” carries itself along, giving listeners a series of tracks that are both successful on their own and able to complement one another well within one album.
“Every Open Eye” holds many thought-provoking sentences such as this and a fantastic emotional appeal, which makes it a great listen.
While each track had a quality that made it stand out, “Caracal” as a whole definitely diversified Disclosure’s discography.
Save for some good work from everyone else involved, “GO:OD AM” is nothing special.
“Honeymoon” has been expertly executed, and Del Rey truly knows how to showcase her dreamy and classic voice along with the gentle background music.