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Guildfly511/13/2025

The American Dream - Green Day

The Death Of Slim Shady - Eminem

Leo Metal Vol 64 - Leo Morichinolli

Anecdotes vol 1 - Yunalesca

Inevitable Incredible - Stereophonics

These are all good album in my opinion which i have really enjoyed listening to again and again. Looking forward to whatever new music is out this year as well. I love alot of different genres. Metal, EDM, country

Metal is usually what i have on for most of the day whilst i potter about.

Im a little picky tbh with edm i like some of the older EDM stuff kinda like trance but a bit more lively if that makes sense

Green day have always been a MASSIVE favourite of mine when i was growing up and they will always be one of my favourite bands

The Death Of Slim Shady was a great album when it dropped everyone was talking about it. I really like the wayEminem talks about things with the lyrics he used. Absolute Genius Rappr

Leos albums are just all round great turning modern pop songs into something a bit more what id listen to as well

Yunalescas new album what pretty good this year. They are a new band to me i only started listening to them in 2022

Sterophonics again massive love for them and all their albums always been a fan of theirs since day one

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Aster1/13/2025

I don't generally recommend music to anyone but here are my top 5 albums of as a regular music listener, though I may lack some references.

ALIEN STAGE mix

As someone who got into this late, I found it highly addictive to listen on to repeat with some of my top favourites being Blink Gone and Unknown

Tetoris - TETO

Although this album has been based on an old game it still lives rent free in my head

EVE - Kaikai Kitan

I was watching an anime, and at that time, my social media FYP was flooded with this song, and it was and still is really fun to listen to.

Backlight - Ado

I’m always amazed when Ado sings, and every song has its own unique characteristic. Not to mention how unique her voice is.

PLAN A - Dish//

As someone who regularly watches anime, I gotta say that this is one of the best intro we've got for 2024

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lolpat1/12/2025

1. Charli XCX – Brat

Charli XCX is one of those artists who never stops innovating, and with Brat, she’s redefined the concept of modern pop. This album is an explosive mix of electronic sounds, lyrics balancing hedonism and insecurities, and energy that captivates you from start to finish. Songs like "Bad for Me" and "Neon Heart" blend pounding beats with irresistible melodies. It’s an album that speaks to Gen Z without being cliché—a cocktail of anger, joy, and melancholy.

2. Kendrick Lamar – GNX

Kendrick Lamar is back with an album that, as always, is more than just music—it’s a statement. GNX explores complex themes like social justice, the meaning of identity, and the weight of expectations. Tracks like "Iron Veil" and "Cycles" combine powerful lyrics with minimalist production that emphasizes the message. Every listen reveals a new layer of meaning. Kendrick never disappoints.

3. Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft

Billie Eilish continues to amaze with her ability to evolve. Hit Me Hard and Soft feels deeply personal, almost like an intimate conversation with the listener. The lyrics delve into vulnerability, growth, and the complicated relationship with fame, all accompanied by unique production, once again crafted by her brother Finneas. Songs like "Echoes" and "Fragile Threads" are so emotional that it feels like stepping into her mind.

4. Beyoncé – Cowboy Carter

Beyoncé has proven she can do anything with Cowboy Carter, an album that blends country with her unmistakable R&B style. This album plays with the concept of American identity, using country as a language to explore themes of resilience and belonging. Tracks like "Rodeo Blues" and "Freedom Trail" are both innovative and nostalgic. Beyoncé challenges expectations and triumphs once again.

5. The Smile – Wall of Eyes

Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, and Tom Skinner have created another masterpiece with Wall of Eyes. This second album from the trio is a cerebral journey filled with jagged transitions and melodies that linger in your mind. Tracks like "Hollow Frames" and "Spectral Truth" showcase the band’s ability to transform complex emotions into sonic art. It’s an album that demands attention but rewards listeners with moments of pure beauty.

These albums not only defined 2024 but also showed that music can be innovative, personal, and universal at the same time. Every listen offers something new, and I believe they’ll continue to leave a mark for years to come.

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TheMightyHerb1/9/2025

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This year I started an Album of the Week club with some friends to expand my horizon, here's some of my favorites, in no order.

Let's Start Here by Lil YachtyNot typically an artist I would listen to, even avoided, but this album was a beautiful mix of trippy vibes and vocals that re-opened my eyes to his collection.

Trilogy by The Weekday - One of my favorite artists, but I got to do an in-depth dive in this extension collection of music. Part I was my personal favorite through and through with the melancholic vibes it gave.

1999 by Joey Bada$$ - Never listened to Joey before, and didn't even know he had a full album outside of DEVASTATED, but this was a classic 90s vibe like the name implies that I really enjoyed.

Alone At Prom by Tory Lanez - I'm gonna get canceled for this one but this is a top R&B album I've ever listened to and potentially my favorite of the year.

WE DON'T TRUST YOU by Future and Metro Boomin - I was all in on the Kendrick and Drake beef this year #TeamKendrick, and this is the album that really kicked it off.

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Deleted user1/7/2025

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Here’s my selection of the top five albums of 2024:

Cowboy Carter" - Beyoncé
Beyoncé takes a bold step into country music, blending traditional and pop influences. The album has been widely praised for its originality and depth.

"Brat" - Charli XCX
An innovative collection of modern club and pop hits that showcase Charli XCX's continuous evolution and creativity.

"Hit Me Hard and Soft" - Billie Eilish
A double album that transitions between energetic tracks and darker atmospheres, highlighting Billie Eilish's versatility as an artist.

"GNX" - Kendrick Lamar
A powerful project filled with social commentary and sharp lyricism, further cementing Kendrick Lamar as one of rap's most compelling voices.

"The Tortured Poets Department" - Taylor Swift
An album that delves into emotions through poetic and tragic storytelling, once again proving Taylor Swift's skill in crafting evocative narratives.

These albums remind me why music is such a powerful medium it’s not just about entertainment but about exploring emotions, breaking boundaries, and telling stories that resonate across cultures and time. In 2024, these artists not only pushed their own limits but also redefined what music can mean to listeners everywhere. For me, each album stands as a reflection of creativity and courage, and I can’t wait to see how they continue to inspire the music world in the years to come.