Jonathan Lamboy

An extremely deep and well rounded album that accurately takes a good look into Tyler’s life. Overall, it describes a life full of regrets, sadness and anxiety, but also shows his happiness with his music. The theme of the album matches the chaotic and constantly changing atmosphere for each song, and each one is a completely new adventure to dive into, from his gentle verses in ‘Like Him’ to his much more chaotic energy in ‘Sticky’, you can hear the different experiences and emotions in every track. A tried and true album that outlines Tyler, The Creator outside of his musical persona.

Generally a good album from Kendrick Lamar. It doesn’t make any large statements and doesn’t stand out too insanely to me. While some topics seem drawn out and out of date, most of the songs in GNX offer a classic West Coast style becoming of Kendrick. Every song provides some kind of unique beat, from Wacced Out Murals’ opening sequence to the soft and gentle vocals for luther, listeners can enjoy the album without seeing torn from the 2024 beef. Pretty decent, but not a hit by any means.

An album made by Zach Callison. A story created solely on music, switching the tune between songs. The last song, Interlude IV(Showtime), shows his anger and regret for murdering a young child with his girlfriend, Christie. The album is a great listen-to, made by the voice actors of Steven Universe and Connie!