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ALBUM REVIEW: ENOUGH OF THE SWEET TALK

Over the last several years, Lime Cordiale, led by Australian brothers Oli and Louis Leimbach, have managed to bring some excitement back into the indie pop genre which has long suffered from oversaturation. Their meteoric rise began in 2017 with the success of their debut album Permanent Vacation, which garnered them celebrity status not only amongst their fellow Aussies, but would also grab the attention of mainstream stars such as Post Malone who would reach out for an official partnership with the group.

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ALBUM REVIEW: HALFNOISE SHARES A CREATIVE MUSICAL CANVAS IN CITY TALK

Zac Farro, the mastermind behind halfnoise, embarks on a journey with City Talk, crafting a project that feels like preparation for conquering a fun-filled life. Farro, Paramore's original drummer, showcases his versatile musical skills in this self-produced album released through Nashville's Congrats Records.

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ALBUM REVIEW: UNVIELING THE CHAOS OF JPEGMAFIA AND DANNY BROWN'S 'SCARING THE HOES'

In the realm of noise rap, where confrontation is the name of the game, "Scaring the Hoes" manages to pull listeners into its whirlwind of audacious creativity. It's an album that intentionally defies conventions, daring the audience to stay and witness the magic of its disorienting, provocative, and wholly unique journey.

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ALBUM REVIEW: TKAY MAIDZA PROVES HERSELF TO BE A FEARLESS AND CREATIVE INNOVATOR IN 'SWEET JUSTICE'

'Sweet Justice' is a triumphant return that firmly establishes Tkay as a fearless and innovative artist. It's an album that not only showcases her musical diversity but also serves as a declaration of self-worth and a bold step towards self-discovery.

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ALBUM REVIEW: BAD BUNNY NAVIGATES THROUGH FAME AND IDENTITY IN ' NADIE SABE LO QUE VA A PASAR MANANA'

Seven years ago, Bad Bunny burst onto the music scene as an audacious newcomer with his distinct style, complete with labyrinthine graphics on his scalp and bright short-shorts. With "Nadie sabe lo que va pasar mañana," he seems to be revisiting those early days, bringing back the carefree, reckless spirit that initially captivated audiences.

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