Album Reviews – Page 21

Christine and the Queens – Chris

9.0

The world was different in 2015, the year that Héloïse Letissier, known professionally as Christine and the Queens's first album – self-titled in the US, entitled Charleur Humaine in France – debuted…

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9.0

San Holo shows us nostalgia is a magical feeling in 'album1'

Like a flash of light, future bass luminary San Holo finally releases his highly anticipated debut album album1 – an instant hit that masterfully exhibits a collection of heartwarming, bittersweet tunes sure…

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8.5

Emma Louise – Lilac Everything

It says a lot when an artist can alter their voice completely, create an entire album under a new persona, and have that album be truly creatively beautiful. Emma Louise…

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9.5

Troye Sivan's "Bloom" exudes an aura of pure confidence

As a special treat on the evening of the release of his long awaited sophomore album, Bloom, Troye Sivan organized a sort of viewing party for his fans. The session, titled…

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8.5

Lola Kirke – "Heart Head West"

Lola Kirke has packed her bags, filled up the tank, and started off down the road. The actress and singer-songwriter released her debut LP r August 8, marking her next…

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9.0

REZZ – Certain Kind of Magic

An experience at an album listening party is not generally something that influences the overall impression of an album's music, but in REZZ's case, it illuminated something that cannot be…

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Florence + The Machine—"High As Hope"

I think Florence Welch is finally happy. High As Hope, the singer's fourth LP with band Florence + The Machine sees her turning a new leaf. High As Hope begins on an inhale and…

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8.0

Ready—Ruel

Hailed as the latest pop prodigy, Ruel shows absolutely no sign of slowing down. His latest release, the Ready EP, is both heartfelt and entertaining beyond belief. The fifteen-year-old Australian turns pop music…

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8.0

Justin Nozuka—"Run to Waters"

After almost three years of silence, Justin Nozuka has returned to the Americana/folk worlds with Run to Waters. Out now via Glassnote Records, the LP contains new material as well as songs from his previously…

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8.5

Jon Hopkins – "Singularity"

Jon Hopkins is a true pioneer in the realm of intellectual dance music, with an impressive discography covering a variety of styles. Every time that Jon Hopkins has spoken with the…

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7.5

Hayley Sabella — "Forgive The Birds"

Sitting in my backyard and soaking up the burgeoning summer sun, I am struck by how quickly the mood of Hayley Sabella's Forgive The Birds changes when the sun goes behind a…

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8.5

The Juice is Worth the Squeeze with Mosie's 'Tangerine'

On their debut album, Tangerine, Boston-based bratwurst bump band, Mosie, blasts through expectations to deliver a project that is sweet and tangy in all the right places. In mixing multiple…

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Christine and the Queens – Chris

San Holo shows us nostalgia is a magical feeling in 'album1'

Emma Louise – Lilac Everything

Troye Sivan's "Bloom" exudes an aura of pure confidence

Lola Kirke – "Heart Head West"

REZZ – Certain Kind of Magic

Florence + The Machine—"High As Hope"

Ready—Ruel

Justin Nozuka—"Run to Waters"

Jon Hopkins – "Singularity"

Hayley Sabella — "Forgive The Birds"

The Juice is Worth the Squeeze with Mosie's 'Tangerine'

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