The effects-laden video takes a page from Poor Things and Severance.
Most of the material is underdeveloped, lacking in either lyrical perspective or much in the way of sonic evolution.
Like the singer herself, the album resists convention and refuses to be pinned down.
The horrorcore track and video reprise the demonic themes of the rapper’s previous two singles.
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The album evolves the shoegaze band’s well-established sound with more electronic textures.
The album lingers in an in-between space that doesn’t fully embrace either noise or pop.
The album fails to recapture the lightning in a bottle that made the band’s initial run so magnetic.
The band’s sixth album is eminently professional but contains few surprises.
With a vibrant kaleidoscope of sounds and ethereal ambiance, the singer brings both her fantasy world and reality to life.
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Although this isn’t a particularly noteworthy entry in the rapper’s emo-laden mixtape series, it’s unhurried and likable enough.
The album operates less as a cohesive body of work and more as a series of show-stopping set pieces.
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Even the album’s deepest moments are underscored by poppy melodies and spirited drumbeats.
These songs offer a glimpse into the mind and spirit of the artist, the iconoclast, and the woman herself.
Even with a fresh coat of paint, Post Malone’s writing is still overly serious.
This joyful, vibrant album serves as a sonic and thematic counterpoint to The Loneliest Time.
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The album’s effervescent nature starts to serve as a hindrance rather than a strength.
If the compendium of bands currently aping its heavenly guitar fireworks is any indication, the album has lost none of its power.