Music

Appaloosa Bones
With his first album in five years, Isakov wraps me in the warmest golden aura. Never in a hurry, it commands me to sit still.
By Alivia Varvel3 years ago in Critique
The Warning Is Real
The Warning, hailing from Monterrey, Mexico, plays infectious rock rooted in old-school classics but with the modern sensibilities of Muse and Jack White.
By Brent Tharp3 years ago in Critique
Priscilla (2023) (Elvis Presley)
Priscilla (2023) (Elvis Presley) Rease date… 06th October 2023 Drama When teenage Priscilla Beaulieu meets Elvis Presley at a party, the man who is already a meteoric rock-and-roll superstar becomes someone entirely unexpected in private moments: a thrilling crush, an ally in loneliness, a vulnerable best friend.
By TV of tv's3 years ago in Critique
Bat Out of Hell
I spent hours as a kid examining your cover art. Someone in google reviews said he got laid to this album so many times. Enough said.
By Ariel Joseph3 years ago in Critique
Navigating Nature's Challenges
In the vast and intricate fabric of existence, humanity's role is akin to a delicate thread woven within nature's intricate tapestry. In this expansive weave, each strand unfurls lessons, trials, and occasionally, unanticipated perils. Among these challenges lies the formidable sting of the yellow-legged hornet—a creature of striking allure that wields the potential to disturb the harmony between humankind and the natural world.
By Olalere Praise 3 years ago in Critique
Say what you need to Say
This critique is about the song "Say" by John Mayer. This song, this horrible horrible song. It feels weird to even call this a song. He says the phrase "say what you need to say" 41 times throughout this nearly 4 minute hellscape. They could torture people to this song.
By Donny Foley3 years ago in Critique
"Aqualung"
"Aqualung" artfully amalgamates acoustic and amplified aspects, accentuating Anderson's adept artistry. Atonal and aggressive, album's arrangements aptly alternate, allowing Anderson's astonishingly astute and ambiguous anecdotes. Aural adventure, albeit aged, amazes and astonishes, always an admired addition, artistically advancing art rock's allure. An archetype, absolutely absorbing, an all-time affective, arresting classic.
By Aaron Richmond3 years ago in Critique
Some Girls by The Rolling Stones
Critical acclaim and controversy surrounded this masterpiece. In an open letter to freedom: I would 'Miss You' 'When The Whip Comes Down' for I shall never be a 'Beast of Burden'
By Connor Stermer3 years ago in Critique
Inside by Bo Burnham
A comedic social commentary on the mental effects of the pandemic. Filled with songs and jokes that I think about daily. Bo Burnham was my top Spotify artist for the song “All Eyes on Me” and “Bezos.” Do yourself a favor and watch this. Filmed and directed by Bo Burnham.
By Jazzy 3 years ago in Critique
Portishead: Dummy
If melancholy had a sound, it would resemble the mournful soundscapes of Portishead's Dummy. Accompanied by lush orchestral arrangements and unsettling theremin drones, Beth Gibbons' voice, switching between hushed whispers and agonizing banshee wails, penetrates you like a knife.
By Chad Verzosa3 years ago in Critique
Marty Robbins, Country singer
American singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, NASCAR driver, and early outlaw country music pioneer. Marty sings of miracles, love, jealousy, loss, of Big Irons, Strawberry Roans, hoping not to be Forgetten, and dying in "El Paso".
By Novel Allen3 years ago in Critique
White Light/White Heat
True story: the engineer left the room during the recording. He did not want to hear it being laid down. 'Call me when you are finished,' he told them.
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Critique