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Out of the Fugees came this dynamic album, then she kind of lost her voice subsequently

Pop with a proper edge

I find this album to be flawless. Another that sounds sublime on vinyl. I could listen to it over and over. Brittany Howard's voice embodies all the soul and grit of humanity. It restores my sense of awe when I'm feeling like a total grouch.

I mean....it defined most of the beginning of the new millennium for a generation

If I had to pick one to take with me for a lonely island, one that I would be able to give any human I'll find there and make him understand what was life before for me, it would be this one

The first one to rate, yet not the first one to enjoy

This album is filled with amazing harmonies. It’s got an amazing flow. To me it is a perfect album. It encapsulates the beautiful bittersweetness that is thrown at us so much in life.

I thought it would be impossible to make a follow up to Stick Season, but this album compliments and adds to it perfectly. There is enough sonic and lyrical innovation to set it apart from its predecessor and enough catchy tunes to cement its own legacy. On my first listen I really liked Willing and Able, Porch Light and Headed North. Headed North was especially fun because it sounds like it was recorded live in the wilderness which very much suits the vibe of the album. I also enjoyed Paid Time Off, Deny Deny Deny, and Dan.

Even though I’m the biggest ‘The Cure’ hater I know, the band’s influence on this album makes perfect sense and evolves it to a whole new level. Whether it be the Robert Smith feature, song title or lyrical mention in ‘drop dead’, they are all over this album! And I kind of love it? ‘maggots for brains’ and ‘purple’ were obvious stand outs for me but I honestly just love the structure of the album because it doesn’t get bogged down in one genre or song, it switches between sadgirl ballad to energetic head-banger deftly.

Probably my favorite album of the year so far! They’re from Chicago so I had to give them a listen but I realized that I had actually heard them open for Guster 4 years ago! They sound somewhere in between Waxahatchee and Rilo Kiley, country but not country. I instantly sent this album to my dad without even finishing the album because I had to spread the word of this miraculous album!

funky beats, instruments on point. very ambient Record

her deep voice talking about love is something surreal.

the only album you need to understand what the dictatoship was like. so much lyricism to escape the censorship that you need to analyze every bar to understand the real meaning.

Track 1-6 is one of the better starts to any album ever. Hard to turn this off. B-side has a few skips. Well done.

The best dream pop record that will ever exist. My favorite album of all time.

Almost biblical… a lost chapter from the disciple's.

IYKYK FAVs: ALL

This one is cheeky. I have no business using that word. Great front to back.

Phenomenal slice of 3rd wave psych pop.

The only blemish on this project, and literally the worst track of Kaytranada's career: whatever he did with Pharrell. Aside from that, BUBBA is such a seminal project in the discography of one of the best dance/hip-hop producers of our time.