Album Reviews8/10
Miley Cyrus Goes Full Artist on ‘She Is Miley Cyrus,’ and Mostly Gets Away With It
A review of Miley Cyrus' SHE IS MILEY CYRUS, a record of reinvention and self-referential messiness.
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Album Reviews8.5/10
Troye Sivan’s Bloom Pairs Confidence With Vulnerability, and the Title Track Proves It
Troye Sivan's Bloom pairs playful vulnerability with anthemic power, anchored by Seventeen and the title track.
Album Reviews5.6/10
Meet Miley Cyrus Review: A Young Star’s Restless Debut Earns Its Ambition
A review of Miley Cyrus's debut album Meet Miley Cyrus, a restless pop record of covers and shifting genres.
Album Reviews7.9/10
Big GRRRL Small World Review: Lizzo’s Confidence Machine Earns Its Place
Lizzo's 2015 album 'Big GRRRL Small World' balances rap, soul, and humor, earning a confident 7.9/10.
Album Reviews6/10
Eleven Years On, Miley Cyrus’s Dead Petz Still Sounds Like an Album Trying to Be Too Many Things at Once
A sprawling record of pop, noise, and confession, wherein Miley Cyrus proves she can do anything — but whether it all lands is another matter.
Album Reviews5.8/10
Miley Cyrus Sounds Comfortable on Younger Now — But the Songs Stay Small
Miley Cyrus trades stage for couch on Younger Now, a pleasant but forgettable pop record with one standout track.
Album Reviews6.6/10
Miley Cyrus’s Breakout Steps Toward a Personal Identity, Decades After Its 2008 Release
A look back at Miley Cyrus's 2008 album Breakout, a pop record caught between Hannah Montana and her own identity.
Album Reviews6.1/10
Thirteen Years On, Miley Cyrus’s Bangerz Still Lives Up To Its Provocative Promise
A record of indulgence, pleasure, and consequence, wherein Miley Cyrus abandons subtlety for a loud, unrepentant thesis.
Album Reviews8.4/10
Bad Bunny’s X 100PRE Proves He Can Do It All
A review of Bad Bunny's X 100PRE, a guest-heavy debut album that balances trap, reggaeton, and pop crossover.
Album Reviews8.2/10
Bad Bunny’s ‘nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana’ Is Too Long But Too Committed to Fail
Bad Bunny's nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana is a dark, paranoid portrait of fame, with highs that justify its length.