Rhye – Home

Michael Milosh's romantic and sexual adventures on Rhye's new album are bland, boring, and uninteresting.

Bodhisattya Pal – Astronomer’s Dilemma EP

The first project by the Indian singer Bodhisattya Pal shows some potential but disappoint in its execution

Shame – Drunk Tank Pink

The British band's second album has good production and good lyrics but it can't go beyond that, suffering from a lack of elements that would make it special.

Viagra Boys – Welfare Jazz

On their second album, the band from Stockholm takes their best qualities to a higher and sharper level. Their sound never looked so visceral and their compositions never looked so smart.

Zayn – Nobody Is Listening

The latest release from the former member of One Direction only serves to show two things: his life remains uninteresting enough for his songs to be just about sex and that his creativity is in decline.

Jazmine Sullivan – Heaux Tales

On Heaux Tales, Jazmine Sullivan delivers her best. Intimate and inclusive testimonies fill the gaps in captivating, well-written, and well-produced tracks that work sex, love, and relationships in a unique way.

Aaron Frazer – Introducing…

The Baltimore drummer's first album features a relatively sharp production and unique sound, but still suffers from tight lyrics and tiring repetitions.