Review

The fifth studio album from Sabrina Carpenter, Emails I Can’t Send, is a hugely personal explosion of intimacy, and also her best album yet.  Being a Sabrina Carpenter fan is both the best, most rewarding thing ever but also the most frustrating. It’s rewarding because you know with absolute certainty that whenever she releases something new, it’s going to be fantastic. … [Read more...] about Sabrina Carpenter: Emails I can’t Send – Review

Imagine Dragons’ Mercury - Act 2 is exactly what you’d expect from the band at this point, but that’s not always a bad thing.  At this point, it’s almost a meme that Imagine Dragons are quite literally everywhere. It seems like you can’t go more than few months without hearing some new song of theirs on the radio that sounds almost exactly like their older … [Read more...] about Imagine Dragons: Mercury – Act 2 Review

Conan Gray continues to re-invent himself on his second studio album Superache that's an explosive pop triumph.  While listening to any Conan Gray song, it can be hard to comprehend the fact that the insanely powerful song you’re listening to was written and performed by someone who’s basically still a kid.  At the time his debut studio album Kid Krow was released, … [Read more...] about Conan Gray: Superache – Review

The seventh studio album from Foals, Life Is Yours, is a brilliantly crafted disco-pop album that’ll instantly brighten your day.  On their seventh studio album, Foals have proven once again that they are absolutely excellent at crafting some incredible music. But, it’s natural to be a fan of a band and eventually ask yourself “What can possibly come next?”.  On Life … [Read more...] about Foals: Life Is Yours – Review

The wholesome vibes and overall excellent music continue in George Ezra’s career with the release of his third studio album, Gold Rush Kid.  There’s just something so magical about George Ezra and his music that I find so difficult to describe. He has this unabashed sense of wonder, innocence, and warmth in nearly all of his songs that make them nearly impossible to … [Read more...] about George Ezra: Gold Rush Kid – Review

Twelve Carat Toothache, the fourth studio album from Post Malone, proves that the rapper still has more than a few tricks up his sleeve.  For a rapper, Post Malone has surprisingly found some huge success in the main public view. It’s not common to hear a rap song on the hit list radio station, but that’s exactly what Austin Post / Post Malone has been doing ever since … [Read more...] about Post Malone: Twelve Carat Toothache – Review