6.5
Habitual
Rajkumar Hirani's movies have always contained situational music - things don't change with 'Sanju'. Read More
6.5
Habitual
7.5
Intense
It is a love letter to Alice in Chains' influences and a tribute to the figures that shaped the band into what it is - an aesthetic which at its core makes the album a compelling listen. Read More
7.5
Consistent
The album, musically, is cut from the same cloth as that of Let England Shake, with the trumpets, wailing guitars, lots of acoustic instruments, John Parrish singing and observational lyrics, completing a metamorphosis from the noisy blues rock complementing lyrics detailing the female experience. Read More
8.5
Dazzling
Trust veterans Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy to get listeners of Bollywood music out of the recent rut. In Raazi's short 4-track album, they deliver another winner. Read More
8.5
Riveting
This is the composer's best year so far, with respect to the deserved appreciation and the quality of music produced. Seethakaathi is as wholesome an album as '96 is. Read More
7.5
Transcendental
'Religion' by 4th Axis features refreshingly bold experimentation, bordering on an almost avant-garde approach to nearly every lyrical theme and instrumental passage. Read More
8.5
Enchanting
Indi Graffiti's 'Tumse Na Ho Payega' is peppered with themes of unrequited love, the yearning to explore and the motivation to dream and attain those aspirations. The themes are presented with profound and thought-provoking lyricism. Read More
7.5
Slick
Superlatives not enough for Sia's 1000 Forms of Fear. Read More
6.5
Satisfactory
In a typical T-Series album that unsurprisingly features a rehash of a hit and a track which will get the numbers from its superhit creator, it is the original music from Trivedi that makes the music of Blackmail redeemable. Read More
7
Breezy
An enjoyable soundtrack, Karwaan is a good case study of the advantages of having a multi-composer lineup - different, varying styles with decently engaging content. Read More
