Pure Heroine by Lorde
Since when did Lana Del Rey come up with a new album?
Category:4 Oogies
Born to Die by Lana Del Rey
If Tori Amos and Suzanne Vega somehow have a child together, that child would make this album.
Tentacles by Eva LeFoy, DR Larsson, and Haley Whitehall
Hey, don’t balk – this is a serious anthology.
Behind the Light by Phillip Phillips
Phillip Phillips’s follow-up effort suggests that he is, at the very least, moving forward in the right direction.
This Is What Happy Looks Like by Jennifer E Smith
I hate it when a young adult romance turns me into mush and makes me feel like that little fool who would, if she were here today, wish that her life is a ballad by Taylor Swift. Okay, maybe not Taylor Swift, maybe Katy Perry.
Till Death Do Us Party by Adore Delano
The mermaid polish-remover from Azusa just wants everyone to PARTY, PARTY, PARTY.
Yield to the Highlander by Terri Brisbin
A hero needing some big-time redemption for what he did to the heroine, big internal conflicts and brooding melodrama!
If You Wait by London Grammar
No, she’s not Amy Lee and they are not Evanescence. This could be a good or a bad thing, depending on how much teen angst you like in your music.
His Love Match by Shirley Hailstock
It’s always a pleasure to read a simple “no BS, just the love story” kind of romance that does almost everything right from start to finish.
All Beautiful Things by Nicki Salcedo
This is an unexpectedly fascinating and powerful character-driven story. Its only flaw is to allow its characters to fall in love.
