album review
Sufjan Stevens's Javelin – an ode to love and loss
With soft fingerpicking patterns on the guitar, hushed whispered voices, and tasteful consonant vocal harmonies, Sufjan Stevens' Javelin has it all.
Mitski's land is inhospitable and so are we
The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We is far from a conventional studio album. It’s an amalgamation of the delicacies Mitski has mastered over the years.
Album Review / ‘Dhaka Standard-Volume 1’: A harmonious fusion of Bengali and Jazz music
Dhaka Jazz group releases groundbreaking album, reviving cultural melodies with a modern twist.
Album Review / Taylor Swift’s ‘Speak Now TV’: Witnessing the emotional journey of ‘girlhood’
The album is entirely self-written and chronicles the journey of Swift’s dealings with heartbreak, love and the rose-tinted emotions, from the age 18 to 20. This album, in my opinion, set Swift on the precedented path of ‘autobiographical musician’ that she is today.
IVE skydive into stardom with first studio album
IVE’s album is definitely an exciting release which deserves the hype it’s receiving.
Music / Lana Del Rey’s “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” embodies vulnerable self-reflection
Lana Del Rey's new album isn't all that was expected from it, but it also provides a lot of surprises.
Jisoo is in full bloom with solo debut album “ME”
The album manages to showcase Jisoo's genius as a soloist.
Jimin strips off all filters to reveal his true self in debut solo album "Face"
For a debut album, Jimin doesn’t struggle at all to establish the escape he aims for.
Miley Cyrus captures L.A. vibes in “Endless Summer Vacation”
Endless Summer Vacation seems to signal the end of Cyrus’ experimental era and establish herself in a sound that is unmistakably hers.
Sufjan Stevens's Javelin – an ode to love and loss
With soft fingerpicking patterns on the guitar, hushed whispered voices, and tasteful consonant vocal harmonies, Sufjan Stevens' Javelin has it all.
Mitski's land is inhospitable and so are we
The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We is far from a conventional studio album. It’s an amalgamation of the delicacies Mitski has mastered over the years.
‘Dhaka Standard-Volume 1’: A harmonious fusion of Bengali and Jazz music
Dhaka Jazz group releases groundbreaking album, reviving cultural melodies with a modern twist.
Taylor Swift’s ‘Speak Now TV’: Witnessing the emotional journey of ‘girlhood’
The album is entirely self-written and chronicles the journey of Swift’s dealings with heartbreak, love and the rose-tinted emotions, from the age 18 to 20. This album, in my opinion, set Swift on the precedented path of ‘autobiographical musician’ that she is today.
IVE skydive into stardom with first studio album
IVE’s album is definitely an exciting release which deserves the hype it’s receiving.
Lana Del Rey’s “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” embodies vulnerable self-reflection
Lana Del Rey's new album isn't all that was expected from it, but it also provides a lot of surprises.
Jisoo is in full bloom with solo debut album “ME”
The album manages to showcase Jisoo's genius as a soloist.
Jimin strips off all filters to reveal his true self in debut solo album "Face"
For a debut album, Jimin doesn’t struggle at all to establish the escape he aims for.
Miley Cyrus captures L.A. vibes in “Endless Summer Vacation”
Endless Summer Vacation seems to signal the end of Cyrus’ experimental era and establish herself in a sound that is unmistakably hers.
TWICE is “Ready To Be” Set Free with new mini album
The album manages to stand its ground amongst all other releases for being another consistently enjoyable album from the group.
