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Megan Thee Stallion finds her niche on ‘Megan II’
I would recommend it to anyone getting ready for a night out with their girlfriends, or for the gym on glutes days. Read More
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Mustafa’s “Dunya,” about life with all its flaws
When I first saw the new release of “Dunya,” I could already tell it would echo his love for his culture through his music. Read More
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“143” review: Katy Perry needs a wellness check
I wish I could say I respect Perry for trying, but her total lack of respect for music, her fans, and herself makes it impossible for me to do so. Read More
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Descriptions on how Julie is indescribable
If one were to try and put the sentiments of this album into words, they might be fervor, disappointment, or longing. Read More
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COIN’s “I’m Not Afraid Of Music Anymore” immerses listeners into their stories
As someone who wouldn’t consider themselves a typical COIN fan, I think most of the album is wonderfully done. Read More
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‘Belaya Polosa’ and the beauty of post-punk music
If you’re into the mixture of synth-pop with a side helping of depression, you should definitely try it out. Read More
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Miranda Lambert did not die in 2009: “Postcards From Texas” expands her repertoire
If you are seeking an album to join the country wave, “Postcards From Texas” is a great way to start. Read More
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Don’t let Sarah Kinsley’s “Escaper” pass you by
Sarah Kinsley is much more than a TikTok one-hit-wonder. Read More
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Unfortunately, “F-1 Trillion” is the best country album title of all time
If you have been living under a rock, you may not have heard about the summer's most bewildering development: Post Malone's country album. Studded with southern legends (Tim McGraw, Dolly Parton, and Luke Combs, to name a few), “F-1 Trillion" is a project of epic proportions. With 18 tracks, 15 features, and an already available […]
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Falling in Reverse’s new album cements them as one of the worst bands of all time
You don’t have to separate the art from the artist, I promise — the music isn’t worth listening to either. Read More