Reviews That Cut Deep
Reviews That Cut Deep
It’s impossible to dislike Maren Morris. Not only is she one of the few women in country who’s been able to build a sustained charting presence, but she’s done so with some pretty damn great songs. Minus a few pop…
When I put something on the internet, I like to take a step back and think about how what I’m saying reflects on me. Maybe there are certain moral implications in what I’m saying that I want to address. Maybe…
When people ask me who my favourite K-pop band are, I finally have an answer that isn’t just “uhhh… idk BTS I guess?” (G)-Idle won me over in a big way in January 2021 with I Burn, a remarkably eclectic…
Surely there should be a colon between ‘Country Stuff’ and ‘The Album’. It turns out correct grammar is too much for Walker Hayes’ management. It sets the tone for the album to come remarkably well, though. To clarify, the only…
Despite its lethargic moments, the latest offering from The Wombats is for the most part punchy, infectious, and surprisingly cohesive. Coming in at a lean 40 minutes, Fix Yourself, Not The World is an album that goes down relatively easily…
The Weeknd’s ‘Blinding Lights’ was the biggest pop song of 2020. That fact will never fail to amaze me. Not just because the song is indeed amazing and deserved to break all the records that it did, but also because…
It’s difficult to know how to feel about Kep1er. Something about a ten-piece girl group where the youngest is sixteen and the oldest is twenty-five that was artificially formed out of a reality show just doesn’t sit well with me.…
I’m not sure the whole ‘mini-album’ thing a lot of K-pop bands do works for me a whole lot. Don’t get me wrong, I like a good breakup album (which is where a lot of these projects tend to fall…
On some level I get the appeal of an album like this… the appeal is that there is no appeal, and you listen to it entirely ironically because everything about it flat-out sucks. If this was going for parody of…
Kicking off 2022 with some scrumptiously produced hip-hop out of Toronto. The latest collaboration between rapper Daniel Son and producer Futurewave gives us an abbreviated albeit likable album that will win some folks over on the vibes alone. Although some…