‘rosie’ by Rosé is a dime a dozen
Rosé’s debut album is a nostalgic but lukewarm attempt at reflection on a past relationship
2024 Year in Review
El Estoque’s Arts & Entertainment section revisits significant pop culture media from 2024
‘CHROMAKOPIA’ is Tyler, the Creator’s most personal and vibrant record yet
Tyler's new album contains shades of maturity arranged into a colorful mosaic of life experiences
‘Godspeed’ blesses listeners with its revelry
The Blessed Madonna’s first album overflows with life
‘For Cryin’ Out Loud!’ is a far cry from fulfilling
FINNEAS’ second album is a vulnerable shot in the dark
‘Requiem’ takes on death’s complexity to make listeners feel alive
An expansion of Keshi’s discography provides a mix of soulful and soulless tracks
‘CRAZY’ falls flat with a tepid, tame delivery
LE SSERAFIM loses the beat in its eccentric fourth EP
‘Short n’ Sweet’ is spicier than ever
Sabrina Carpenter rides her Billboard fame to deliver a raunchy, unique album
‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ hits fans hard and soft
Billie Eilish releases an emotionally remarkable album since the release of “Happier Than Ever”
Taylor Swift fails to deliver with ‘THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT’
“THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT” and its surprise dual album “THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT: THE ANTHOLOGY” disappoint with repetitive lyricism and production
‘Unheard’’s transcendent artistry is a multifaceted creation
Hozier’s eighth EP is rich with diverse lyricism and instrumentals
‘Bleachers’ serves as a blast from the past
Combining modern themes with old-school musicality, Bleachers self-titled album serves as a sensory clash