Google Alert - Music Album Review

	Music Album Review Daily update ⋅ April 7, 2022
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	Julmud: Tuqoos Album Review | Pitchfork Pitchfork On top of broadcasting the West Bank city's small but fiercely creative electronic music scene to a worldwide audience, the party gave local DJs ... Flag as irrelevant
	Latto: 777 Album Review | Pitchfork Pitchfork The Atlanta rapper's second album asserts her confidence and versatility, ... The song sounds almost like a jingle, and Latto's bars aren't strong ... Flag as irrelevant
	J. Cole Surveys His Empire on the Low-Stakes Mixtape 'D-Day' - Rolling Stone Rolling Stone Cardi B earns millions while only releasing a song or two a year. Still, even new-gen rappers like Lil Durk who equate doing numbers with millions of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album review: Papa Roach – Ego Trip | Kerrang! Kerrang! New offering Ego Trip rips up any semblance of a rule book, rapping it up and rocking it out with the fervour of any of music's bright young things. Flag as irrelevant
	Six Quick-Hit Reviews of Local Albums - Seven Days Seven Days Sometimes your friendly neighborhood music editor needs more than two spots to review the latest album submissions. Sometimes he's just listened ... Flag as irrelevant
	Red Hot Chili Peppers Yield Subtle Results On 'Unlimited Love' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine Glide Magazine That album not only revitalized the Chili's sound and relevance but with its impressive slate of (now classic) songs, also effectively launched a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Jack White, 'Fear of the Dawn': Album Review - Ultimate Classic Rock Ultimate Classic Rock The curveballs are few here, as White plugs in and lets loose with a dozen songs that have more to do with guitar heroics than genre-stretching. That ... Flag as irrelevant
	Envy of None': Album Review - Ultimate Classic Rock Ultimate Classic Rock They didn't rule out working together in the future, but as far as new Rush music, the door was closed. It's been a relatively quiet two years since ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album review: Red Hot Chili Peppers' chemistry shines in 'Unlimited Love' - The Lantern The Lantern Kiedis' witty lines paired with Frusciante's backing vocals make for some of the sweetest sounds on the album in these two songs. "Not the One" opens ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rock Album Review: Elvis Costello's "The Boy Named If" - Sly and Mischievous As Ever The Arts Fuse He's produced great records from The Specials and The Pogues and collaborated with Burt Bacharach, The Roots, jazz musicians, and classical ensembles. Flag as irrelevant
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