The album feels alternately vivid and vaguely sketched.
A quick and laidback 22 minutes, the album is over before you know it.
The duo’s second album allows for strange detours through a sonic hall of mirrors.
In trying to make “fun” pop music, Robinson wound up making the sincerest album of his career.
The long game of the singer-songwriter’s creative arc comes into greater focus.
Billie Eilish Hit Me Hard and Soft Review: Pop’s Anti-Princess Gets Playful and Profound
The album is a world unto itself and the most fully realized version of the singer’s sound.
The album challenges assumptions about what pop is and offers an exciting glimpse of what it could be.
St. Vincent All Born Screaming Review: A Playful and Ferocious Tribute to Art and Nature
A visceral examination of art and nature when both are pushed to the brink.
A live album that revisits its source material with even more grit and grime.
The band once again demonstrates their knack for vibe-setting but struggles to captivate.
The album is paradoxically sparse in its construction but dense in its intense inscrutability.
The album feels stunningly natural, with a bucolic sense of quiet and serenity.
The album strikes a meticulous balance of firebrand punk and intoxicating power pop.
On their fifth studio album, the band mixes comedy with contemplation.
The album underpins its more personal and emotional lyrics with rich, layered arrangements.