Mega Ascension

Censorship is one of the things I hate the most. This book should be banned worldwide. Enough said.

In my opinion, the best pop album of the 2010s, if not the 21st century. First, the lyrics. The lyrics exhibits that highs and lows of a relationship and breakup through the extended metaphor of a party and several theater style choruses centering around certain lyrical themes. "We'll end up on the road, red and chrome, all the broken glass sparkling, I guess we're partying" transforms into "Oh how fast the evening passes, cleaning up the champagne glasses" as the crushing weight of the aftermath comes after the initial rush of adrenaline. The instrumentals are mainly subdued, except for a turn in emotion or on Green Light and Perfect Places, which serve as "choruses" for the album in a way. Lorde's voice does not hit a variety of notes, but the emotions of recklessness, anger, sadness, and desperation her voice contain are outstanding. This album deserves all the hype it has and more, you won't regret a listen. A 10/10 album. Best tracks: Green Light, The Louvre, Liability, Supercut, Perfect Places, Sober, Hard Feelings/Loveless Worst tracks: None

This is a great album with a few weak moments. The intensity and tear that this album has is great, and so many bands have tried to varying levels of success to replicate the sound of this album. It's a fun listen, and while it may tip over into melodrama a bit too much, the conviction of the vocals and instrumentals help back it up. It's a great listen, a strong 8/10 for me. Best tracks: Doomed, Throne, True Friends, Run, Follow You, Drown Worst tracks: What You Need, Blasphemy

I had heard "Let It Happen" and another song on this album many times and I loved the songs. I never knew the artist and album, so I was pretty blind going into this album. Many of the songs on this album are great, and it's an innovative sound, but for it not changing its sound, this album is far too long, it needs to be slimmed down by 10-15 minutes. It can really drag on, but when it is on its game, it's outstanding and a beautiful work of art. Maybe this will grow on me over time, but I'll give this a 7/10 for right now. Best tracks: Let It Happen, The Moment, Past Life, and Reality In Motion Worst Tracks: The Less I Know The Better and Disciples Edit: I gave this a 7/10? Haha! It's a 10/10 for me now. Let's give this a proper review now. This album is nearly flawless from front to back. Kevin Parker's voice sounds incredible, and some of the shifts in tempo on here are done very well, and many of the transitions are done incredibly well. Even the more interlude style tracks like Nangs, Disciples, and Gossip are great. However, if I had to pick the worst track on here, it would be Past Life. I like the song, but it just feels like it should've been on a different Tame Impala album. Best tracks: Let It Happen,

This album is pretty good, but could be better. Some of the tracks on this thing are really good and have a lot of energy, but some need a bit of work. The interludes are a bit annoying too. The lyrics could use a bit of work, some of it sounds like it was written by an angsty 14 year old. You know, the "I'm 14 and this is deep". But this leaves some room for evolution. I'd give it a strong 7 out of 10. Favorite tracks- Title Track, Bloody Valentine, Concert for Aliens, My Exs Best Friend, Lonely, Drunk Face Least favorite tracks- The interludes, Play This When I'm Gone Best track- Forget Me Too Worst track- All I Know

I've never listened to BMTH before the songs from this EP. I found Ludens this past January and loved it. I checked out Obey because I like YUNGBLUD. Wasn't planning on listening to the full EP until I saw the reviews roll in. I didn't think it could be this good, but this EP is insamely good. I wish I could give 4.5/5 stars, because I'd give this a 9/10 as the constant two tones on this EP can get tiring. But this is insanely good and well executed. Favorite tracks: Obey, Kingslayer, Parasite Eve Least favorite tracks: I don't really have one?

I've stuck up for this artist many times as a male high school student. She is incredibly talented, and her chemistry with Finneas is undeniable. I still can't believe that she's broken into the mainstream. This album deserves all the praise it has recieved. 9/10.

This was sad. This band was what got me into modern music in 2013. It's sad what these guys have turned into. It's just Dan Reynolds at this point, except for a few songs. This is still the worst birthday present I've ever recieved, as this album was released on my birthday. Listen to the singles "Natural", "Machine", and "Bad Liar", skip the rest. Oh, and "Birds" should have been on the regular edition of the album, because it's the best song these guys have released since Smoke + Mirrors. 2/10

This album is beautiful. This is the one of the albums I've pushed my classmates to listen to, and even though rock is pretty much dead with my age group, everyone has said they like it. Good music carries on regardless of genre. They combined soft rock with a bit of blues and funk, and I really don't have any cons when it comes to this album. This is one of my few 10/10 albums.

This game has SO MANY glitches, but that's what makes it a lot of fun. It's virtually unplayable, but unplayable in a way that makes it hilarious. The hilariousness of this game is the only reason I'm not giving this one star.