It’s undeniable the immense talent that Billie Eilish has, especially as such a young artist. I was reluctant to listen to her debut at first simply because there was so much hype surrounding her at the time and I didn’t want to set my expectations high and end up disappointed. So probably six months after…
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Electra Heart is truly an electrifying piece of work; with various alter egos and fun synth pop production, Marina takes us into this little world where it feels like anything goes. Each song is dripping with the best pop production, and the lyrics are mainly centered around themes of relationships with sprinkles of adolescence, pessimism…
Read more Marina and The Diamonds – Electra Heart – Lyrical Highlights
Kesha is easily one of the most important and iconic artists to come out of the 2010’s and the reason for that is actually very simple: she is not afraid to be herself. Throughout her music, Kesha has built up a reputation of being the party girl, the crazy one who rolls around in glitter…
One day while I was researching hip hop/rap albums to listen to, I came across Tink’s Winter’s Diary 4 on a handful of other websites and was instantly captivated. Her name was cool, the cover art was cool, and I particularly enjoy the idea of series’ when it comes to records, singles or the like.…
Taylor Swift is an artist that handles album releases with such care and I’m sure that it came as a surprise to everyone when she dropped her 8th studio album, folklore, without any sort of pretense. This was quite a shock coming from an artist that announces an album months prior to its release, normally…
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: the early 2000’s had some of the absolute best music, especially when it came to the emo/pop punk genre. This was a point in time where nobody was trying too hard and music was fun because it felt so real. Whereas there are lots of artists…
Read more Dashboard Confessional – A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar – Lyrical Highlights
As I sat down and started choosing which lyrics to talk about for this record, I hit a wall. Normally I would choose only five lines or parts to discuss, and maybe include a bonus one if I’m feeling it’s really worthy. But with this one, I had a hard time picking any at all.…
“Bop” is a modern day slang term used to describe a good song, and I can say with certainty that Bop City 2: TerroRising is full of them. Synth laden backing layered with light, smooth vocals mixed with memorable pop melodies make this concoction irresistible. At their core, each song is so genuinely fun and…
Harry Styles’ sophomore album is truly something wonderful. From moments that are very rock n roll inspired, to stunning vocals and melodies, to some of the prettiest guitar pieces I might have ever heard, this record has it all. I might be a little biased considering Harry was always my favorite member of One Direction,…
Experimental pop as a genre is rather hit or miss: sometimes, it’s quite honestly some of the best music you can find while other times, it’s a hot mess express that really shouldn’t exist. With 1000 gecs, I must admit that it’s the former, not the latter. This was a record that was absolutely bonkers…
