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, […]
Category: Lyrical Highlights
100 gecs – 1000 gecs – Lyrical Highlights
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 […]
Moody Blues – Days Of Future Passed – Lyrical Highlights
Days Of Future Passed is now regarded as one of the most important rock albums, an album that was a first for many reasons. Aside from being the Moody Blues’ first concept album, it is also one of the first concept albums to ever exist, and is also one of the first cases of progressive […]
Lyrical Highlights – Fall Out Boy – Infinity On High
Infinity On High is a weird record that’s over ten years old at this point. And honestly, it doesn’t get any less weird as the years go by. It’s a record that, as strange as it is, almost feels like the most familiar stranger you’ve ever met. The musical feel of it veers on the […]
Paramore – Brand New Eyes – Lyrical Highlights
Revisiting this album is so strange to me because it’s one that I frequented during my (long) stint in the pop punk scene (which I’m still in, not gonna lie). But even after all this time, there’s something about it that still feels relatable and enjoyable, if not more so today than it did back […]
