The Dublin band's debut album is generic, dull, and lacks an edge. But at least they manage to deliver a few catchy songs.
Inhaler – It Won’t Always Be Like This
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Tkay Maidza – Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 3
The final piece in the trilogy of EPs by the Zimbabwean-born Australian rapper isn't quite as good as the other two but manages to prove the singer’s unquestionable talent.
Laura Mvula – Pink Noise
British singer Laura Mvula's third studio album is the best of her career. Bright and colorful songs explode in lust for sensuality as she also becomes a more aware person about herself and those around her.
Lady Gaga – Born This Way / BORN THIS WAY THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY
Lady Gaga's 2011 album is a timeless milestone in pop music. Born This Way features the strongest songs of the last decade and shines with its originality. Born This Way’s tenth-anniversary edition is a catastrophe beyond measure. The six new reinterpretations of the songs on the album sound characterless and downright dull and don't do the original version any favors.
Tyler, the Creator – CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST
On his seventh record, hosted by DJ Drama, Tyler, the Creator explores his artistic skills while investigating, his past, society, and a relationship doomed to failure.
Lucy Dacus – Home Video
On her autobiographical third full-length record, American singer and songwriter Lucy Dacus shows the best compositions and the most intimate sound of her career.
Doja Cat – Planet Her
The third album by the singer by California shows both that she has good production and good writing, and that these two factors are not enough to make a genuinely good and memorable album.
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Kings of Convenience – Peace Or Love
Norwegian band Kings of Convenience’s first album in 12 years arrives with old habits: simplistic and warm songs that embrace the listener in a friendly feeling filled with fond memories.
Griff – One Foot In Front Of The Other
On her first mixtape, English singer Griff proves to be one of the biggest bets for the next few years, however, still showing that she needs a lot of work and polishing to get there.
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Garbage – No Gods No Masters
On their seventh record, the American band Garbage goes back to their roots, delivering catchy but political tracks. It’s their strongest album since 1998’s Version 2.0.
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