Bartees Strange - Horror (2025)
"Horror" has garnered generally positive reviews for its ambitious genre fusion and thematic depth. Critics have praised tracks like "Too Much" for their blend of soulful vocals, rock, and rap elements, setting a dynamic tone for the album. "Baltimore" and "Doomsday Buttercup" reflect on themes of belonging and desire, while "Sober" addresses internal chaos and vulnerability. The production, led by Jack Antonoff, has been noted for its crispness and the emotional resonance it brings to Strange's performances.However, some reviewers have pointed out that the album's genre-blending approach can feel uneven at times. While each track offers commendable moments, the overall cohesion of the album has been a topic of critique.Overall, "Horror" stands as a testament to Bartees Strange's ability to navigate complex emotions and societal themes through a diverse musical palette, offering listeners an introspective journey into the multifaceted nature of fear and resilience.
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Genre: Indie Pop
Country: US
Final Verdict: 60% (Good Album)
Yearly Ranking: 104th / 147
Highlight: Norf Gun
Made me think of:
Yves Tumor
Alabama Shakes
Bon Iver
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