Lav's Music Corner

Liam Gallagher is a British singer and songwriter who was formerly co-frontman of legendary britpop band Oasis alongside his brother Noel. After Oasis broke up in 2009 Noel went on to form Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds and Liam went on to form Beady Eye. While High Flying Birds continue to release music to this day Beady Eye broke up in 2014 after two records and Liam released his solo debut As You Were  in 2017 and is now following it up with this album. Review By Lavender: There is no denying that I absolutely love Oasis. Their output in the 90's is legendary specifically their masterpiece 1995 record Whats The Story Morning Glory. I have even enjoyed most of the material Noel has dropped under his High Flying Birds act, but because of how disappointing Beady Eye was and how long it had been since I had really enjoyed music from Liam, I wasn't thrilled for his solo debut As You Were . Thankfully the record had some excellent singles and surpassed my expectatio...

1. Of Monsters And Men - "Alligator" Of Monsters And Men return after a four year absence and run away with the number one spot on the charts this week setting up for a big comeback effort this summer. 2. The National - "Hairpin Turns" The National drop a third single in a line of critically acclaimed drops so far in 2019 setting up for their upcoming album to potentially be one of their best in years. 3. Madonna - "I Rise" Madonna follows up an underwhelming single quickly with another addition to her ever evolving catalog of genre bending pop tunes. 4. Titus Andronicus - "Tumult Around The World" Titus Andronicus follow-up one of their best singles in years with another promotional cut to drum up even more hype for their upcoming album. 5. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - "Black Star Dancing" The former Oasis frontman returns quickly with more material from his solo band following up a recently released B Sides an...

We're back. And what a shitty week to be back. Some real digging had to be done to assemble 10 tracks I can genuinely reccomend to you this week, but I've done it nonetheless so let's get started. 10. "The City" YG Hootie (Ft. Kendrick Lamar) YG Hootie shows his lack of experience as an MC all over this track. Barely stumbling through offbeat meaningless bars the song actually turns out pretty good for what it is. Kendrick is quality as always but nothing special for his status. The chorus really brings it home, it's simple and catchy, which is really what makes this one worth returning to. YG Hootie by himself doesn't seem like an appealing proospect and his next track may not even make enough noise to come across my glance, but this song is just good enough. 9. "Blue Pill" Metro Boomin (Ft. Travis Scott) Blue Pill is exactly what it is. Metro Boomin produces just like he always does  distant, base heavy, and trap flavored. Travis Sc...