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This album was one of my favorites in highschool and it changed the way i thought about music. This album is a very raw and emotional album. It just feels real not like some of the new albums that can come out to sound dull, emotionless, and manufactured. Overall a very great album one of my favorites from radiohead!

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Just like Niki, this album felt like an english teacher’s favorite dream. These lyrics were nothing more of incredible. And Aphasia was one of the best songs I’ve ever heard.

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Nicole
NIKI · Album

The amount of thought put into each word in this album is insane. In backburner, Niki sings, “Asian Calvinism, we made it out of that”. Effectively, this might be one of the best lines I’ve heard from a song. Instead of stating the issue, she puts it into a more general context. Asian Calvinism was the spread of Calvinism in Asia throughout the 1600s all the way till now. One could think of Asian Calvinism as the forcing of religion upon Asians, but there’s also one’s own feelings towards Calvinism. Such a great album.

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Buzz
NIKI · Album

One of the best albums I heard because of the deep thought in lyricism. Certain lines will have you thinking back to the past as much as you would not like to do so. I believe this album deserves a 5 because of its soft sound and upbeat nature.

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the songs that didn’t make the album are better than most albums coming out now.

The Boat I Row is perfect with an incredible bass line that leads the drums and Kevin’s vocals, super melodic and would’ve fit the album perfectly

No Choice is another banger, have no idea how this didn’t make it either.

Patience is a perfect homage to the sound of ABBA while adding in Tame’s own style to it. Sounds like a summer day you want to live in everyday.

The remixes for One More Year and Borderline are great takes and adds a new dimension to them with the way they’re flipped. Patience remix is also another vibe but not as strong as the other two mentioned.

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Tame Impala’s third classic in a row, this is the album that crossed over to the mainstream and shifted the entire soundscape of music across all genres. It’s the perfect mix of catchy melodies, experimentation, lush textures, and amazing drums.

This might be the gold standard of production for me personally.

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0/5 - thanks for using AI and wasting the earth’s water supply to give us this shit

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sif@sif

😭😭😭

8/14/2026
sif@sif

it was def a forced rebrand to try and reinvent / refresh himself and be “interesting” / relevant again. thing is when u force a brand or an image onto urself as an artist, it never pans out well. it’s not authentic so it won’t have longevity or be received well

8/14/2026
A@avaorpilla

boooo AI

8/14/2026
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DECIDE
Djo · Album

like everyone else, i discovered end of the beginning and really wanted to love this album but unfortunately it just didn’t hit for me :/ as a steve harrington lover and a music lover i really tried to make it work and even saw him live! and though i must say he def puts his all into his music and his art, i just think it’s a matter of time and experience. his music just isn’t that catchy to me and he doesn’t do much vocally. most of his songs are “talk-y” and though im sure that’s appreciated to some degree by music listeners, it just doesn’t do it for me. all love to djo and hope he improves and progresses over the years 🤍🎱

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thrillertracktwo@thrillertracktwo

tbh 2 stars is harsh i think 3 or 3 and half is more figting. some of the production and songwrriting is great

8/4/2026
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sif@sif

ok to be fair the time between my last listen and writing the review is a bit spaced so maybe i’d have to relisten and edit as i see fit but idk..will see LOL

8/5/2026
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You can’t be a boy anymore after hearing this album. You have to become a man. This is when your frontal lobe first gets developed and your curiosity about life just spews

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Currents is practically a perfect album but somehow this one is slightly better.

The way Kevin constantly evolves and still manages to surpass expectations with his albums is incredible. This guy is like an endless pit of creativity at the highest level. He does the drums, the vocals, the keys/synths, and the engineering. Arguably the most talented musician of the last 15 years.

Posthumous Forgiveness is one of those songs that hits incredibly hard since it’s dedicated to his late father. The second half of the song with the lyrics, the way he sings, and the aggressive drums is probably my favorite thing Kevin has ever done.

There’s something about this album that feels nostalgic but in the truest form of the word. The word stems from the Greek words, nostos (homecoming) and algia (pain). To me, this album sonically captures joyful times and has been the soundtrack for many sunny days. But songs like Posthumous Forgiveness reminds you of those moments that are fleeting away, in the midst of good times and success, you lose people you love that you can’t experience that time with. There’s a small gap of emptiness in the joy.

The album is filled with a lot of moments I really enjoy and it unfortunately dropped right as the pandemic blew up so it feels like it truly didn’t get to breathe and resonate like how Currents did, but what an all around performance again.

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the soundtrack to my teen years 🖤 a tumblr staple, and a beautifully put together album. i both CAN and can’t believe she was 16 putting this masterpiece together. i can’t believe it because it’s just SO good but then when she sings about navigating friendships, aimless drives, being broke etc. it definitely resonates with your average 16 year old

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WZRD
WZRD · Album

just love the whole concept of cudi doing an experimental/rock album

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