Squid’s debut record, Bright Green Field, shows that the British band has a lot of potential, delivering symbolic lyrics alongside bold sounds.
Squid – Bright Green Field
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Weezer – Van Weezer
Weezer’s hard-rock-inspired album features some generic and lackluster tracks, but it still manages to provide catchy moments.
Royal Blood – Typhoons
Leaving perfectionism aside, Royal Blood's third album, Typhoons, arrives with free yet lost songs.
girl in red – if i could make it go quiet
Norwegian singer-songwriter girl in red’s debut album shows an amateur singer dealing with the crises of young-adult life and building catchy songs around it.
Duda Beat – Te Amo Lá Fora
On her great second album, Brazilian singer Duda Beat delivers personal lyrics that mix well with a bold and culturally embracing sound.
Porter Robinson – Nurture
Porter Robinson's first album in seven years shows him investigating his past, discovering the world around him, and pondering a better future.
The Armed – ULTRAPOP
On their fourth album, Detroid-formed The Armed seems to regress to their early career stage, delivering a total amateur record.
BROCKHAMPTON – ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE
Mixing political commentary with intimate stories, BROCKHAMPTON's sixth album is released as their sharpest and most accessible project.
Greta Van Fleet – The Battle at Garden’s Gate
On their third album, Greta Van Fleet fixes the mistakes of the past by making new ones, delivering an album with no personality instead of just a copy of another band.
Taylor Swift – Fearless (Taylor’s Version)
In Fearless (Taylor's Version), Swift recovers her musical legacy and delivers a much more faithful, sharp, and powerful reinterpretation of her classic 2008 album.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor – G_d’s Pee AT STATE’S END!
Although on their new album they are still able to scare their listeners with creepy crescendo and synthesizers, Godspeed You! Black Emperor's G_d’s Pee AT STATE’S END! doesn't show anything that hasn't been done before.
Demi Lovato – Dancing With the Devil… The Art of Starting Over
On her first album after her overdose, Demi Lovato sings powerfully about learning from her past and building a better future.
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