Google Alert - Music Album Review

	Music Album Review Daily update ⋅ March 9, 2021
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	When You See Yourself Pitchfork On their eighth album, the Followill brothers desperately cling to a sound that has stopped working, trying to write songs that soar but capable only of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Nonagon – They Birds mxdwn.com It's not particularly hard to feel this song in one's bones and muscles. It is one of those songs that just captures the audience with minimal effort. From the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – New Fragility mxdwn.com A vulnerable alt-rock saga · The opening track, "Hesitating Nation," is a bold opener for the album, with the song tackling the topic of corruption found in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Quiet Life Pitchfork Quiet Life. Japan: Quiet Life. BMG. • 2021. 6.8. by: Robert Ham. A minute ago. Electronic · Rock. A new reissue of the UK group's 1979 album captures ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: A Day To Remember – You're Welcome Flyer News The singles, "Degenerates," "Resentment," "Mindreader," "Brick Wall," and "Everything We Need," are songs that perfectly show what kind of album ... Flag as irrelevant
	Laura Mvula Pitchfork On the heels of a new signing, the singer remerges with a four-track EP that reworks songs from her previous albums, coupling the flexibility of her ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album review: Willie Nelson, Kings of Leon, Tigers Jaw EphrataReview.com What began as a group of high school friends eager to play music has evolved into a dynamic collective of skilled musicians, and here their blended ... Flag as irrelevant
	One Listen Album Review: 'Unlocked 1.5' by Denzel Curry The Stanford Daily Denzel Curry has been establishing himself as one of the best rappers in all of music for over half a decade, building out an incredibly impressive ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album review: BEAUTY IN DEATH by Chase Atlantic Brig Newspaper The album opens with PARANOID, a perfect introduction to the moody R&B/trap sound that's a cornerstone to their music. The song touches on issues ... Flag as irrelevant
	Israel Nash Roams Freely On Spacious & Hypnotic 'Topaz' (ALBUM REVIEW) Glide Magazine It's way beyond just cinematic. It's the kind of sonic experience you might get when falling asleep and hearing a choir, orchestra, and rock band playing ... Flag as irrelevant
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