Understandable. Totally different album and very good!

Amazing album!

I also love their other album

Titles:

So amazing! Kindred EP and Rival Dealer are absolutely flawless masterpieces

Not easy because they are quite unique imo, but in the sense of you might like also:
Burial, Fuck Buttons, 808 State, Primal Scream, the Chemical Brothers, The Future Sound of London

With Titles:

Gonna go watch it tonight

The Witch is an impressive debut. If you like him this far, I'd definitely give it a shot

Somehow called an EP, the whole ride is 90 minutes in length and unites many different genres while still building up to a record working best as a whole.

Fav. Songs: Pulldrone, Amber Waves, Onanist, Punish

Least fav.: Perverts

Rating:

87/100

You find personal stories of her on here about Relationships, Drug Abuse, Sexual exploration, religious guilt & Architecture

Theres a story about a famous architect's strange suicide attempts and the liberation he found through it and one about a predator

2/3

Thanks, yes it was a very reduced Christmas but it was chill 💙

I always thought this was the worst entry

I'm way too late but I hope you had a great Christmas 💙

If you made it this far, thank you very much for your interest and likes or reposts are very welcomed 🤗

I took this task quite serious this year, spending the last month mostly with relistening to my top 60+ albums and trying to figure out where to place them

1. Zach Bryan - The Great American Bar Scene

Genres: Americana, Alt-Country, Heartland Rock

Zach Bryan created the greatest Country album I've heard in ages, with amazing lyrics, instrumentals and a peak vocal work that always feels very honest and intimate.

My AOTY

2. Floral Tattoo - The Circus Egotistica...

Genres: Indie Rock, Emo, Neo-Psychedelia

That one oomf that puts an artist you've never heard of on rank 2

I'm not trying to be pretentious, this is the shit! A blend of 90s Mercury Rev and Brave Little Abacus.
A firework of an album

3. The Cure - Songs of a Lost World

Genres: Gothic Rock, Alt. Rock

It's just unreal that the Cure came into 2024 to casually drop their greatest work since the year I was born

Smith somehow manages to create an album here that sounds like his finest 80s work, yet very 2024