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	Music Album Review Daily update ⋅ June 26, 2021
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	Doja Cat album review: 'Planet Her' an ambitious third album with scattered results USA TODAY But rather than continue to follow that obvious musical path, Doja Cat instead pingpongs from Afrobeat (the opening track, "Woman") to reggaeton (" ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tyler, the Creator Has Come Full Circle Vulture vulture homepage lede · review · album review · tyler the creator · music · call me if you get lost · gangsta grillz; More. +Comments ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lady A Mini-Album Shows There's a Limit to 'What a Song Can Do': Review Variety Or partial album-making. Lady A's eighth, "What a Song Can Do (Chapter One)," comes in at an abbreviated seven songs, maybe reflecting the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sault's 'Nine' Is a Blast of Innovative, Socially Conscious R&B — Available for Just 99 Days: Album ... Variety ... Socially Conscious R&B — Available for Just 99 Days: Album Review ... Gangs," setting off the spare musical vibe of the first half of the album. Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Six Organs of Admittance – The Veiled Sea mxdwn.com Where dad rock meets krautrock. Ben Chasny loves making odd connections, and he wants you to know it. The Bandcamp description for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: The Mountain Goats – Dark in Here mxdwn.com Album Review: The Mountain Goats – Dark in Here ... from wrestling and meth addiction to '80s goth rock and organ harvesting colonies on the Moon. Flag as irrelevant
	L'Rain's Songs Hold Ghosts, Demons and Healing The New York Times Cheek, who's in her 30s, chose her stage name to honor her mother, Lorraine, who died while Cheek was recording her 2017 debut album; the album ... Flag as irrelevant
	Review: Hiss Golden Messenger delivers anthems for our times ABC News The new album by Hiss Golden Messenger lives up to the promise of its ... None of it comes off as wallowing because the music is simply gorgeous. Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: There Will Be Tears by Vincint Metro Weekly As generations of fans and detractors alike would point out, that's hardly a contradiction — pop music's mass appeal usually lies in its relatability, serving ... Flag as irrelevant
	Squirrel Flower Weathers the Storm on 'Planet (i)' Rolling Stone Whether she's facing a brutal flood or a devastating tornado, the album is a collection of songs rooted in gritty honesty and slow-burning weariness. With Planet (i), Squirrel Flower Conjures a Sweltering, Endless Summer - Paste Magazine Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
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