Current Album & Song Reviews
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Album Reviews On Repeat
Rosalía — LUX
Operatic pop with a fearless sense of scale—romance, religion, and genre whiplash that somehow lands as one cohesive statement.
Standout moment: When the strings go full cathedral and her voice stays human-sized.
Max Jaffe — You Want That Too!
A shape-shifting set that lives at the border between jazz and electronic music—rhythms that pivot mid-thought and still feel inevitable.
Standout moment: When the groove snaps into half-time and the track suddenly breathes differently.
Armand Hammer & The Alchemist — Mercy
Heavy themes, sharper focus—Alchemist production that feels tense and cinematic, with woods/Elucid writing like the room’s on fire.
Standout moment: The beats that sound “quiet,” but leave you on edge anyway.
Black Eyes — Hostile Design
Controlled chaos with new dubby patience—still furious, but now the groove is part of the weapon.
Standout moment: When the echo trails stretch the anger into something hypnotic.
Tems — Love Is a Kingdom (EP)
A lean, intimate project where rhythm does the talking—log drums, 808s, and Tems’ voice sounding like it’s lit from inside.
Standout moment: Hooks that repeat like mantras, not shortcuts.
Shlohmo — Repulsor
An aggressive, overdriven pivot—beats pushed into the red until they start to glow. Not “relaxing,” but very alive.
Standout moment: The drop that feels like a door slamming in slow motion.
Song Reviews Fresh Picks
DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ — “Rainfalls”
A skyscraper track that keeps finding new rooms—samples, pianos, and a four-on-the-floor pulse that refuses to sit still.
Doll Spirit Vessel — “Godless”
A hushed comeback that grows by inches—voice and guitar first, then strings and chimes drifting in like fog.
FLO — “Recently Deleted”
Velvety production, sharp hook writing—breakup drama that lands like sugar, then lingers like smoke.
more eaze — “bad friend”
Three blurry minutes where country, pop, and ambient melt together—soft chaos, sad clarity.
Triples — “Be Around”
Bright, punchy indie-pop that lets ecstasy and unease sit in the same chorus—messy feelings, clean momentum.