
Sabrina Carpenter Opens Her Eyes on ‘Eyes Wide Open,’ and She Sings From the Heart
A review of Sabrina Carpenter's debut album Eyes Wide Open, ranking its tracks and judging her confident, honest pop.


A review of Sabrina Carpenter's debut album Eyes Wide Open, ranking its tracks and judging her confident, honest pop.

Tate McRae's So Close to What balances urgency and melody across 16 tracks, a review of the pop record.

A louder, rougher record from Reneé Rapp, with sharper production and riskier choices across twelve tracks.

A record of fourteen tracks wherein Selena Gomez and benny blanco speak of love first given, fear, and the songs that bear that weight.

A double album of twenty-nine songs, wherein loneliness and love contend within one voice.

A wander through the country club skies, where Del Rey leaves Los Angeles in a white dress, seeking freedom amid the chemtrails.

A record of pop songs about love's hope and despair, worn out quickly upon the ear.

A review of St. Vincent's Todos Nacen Gritando, a record of violence and defiance whose highs justify the lesser tracks.
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