Ryan1Nunez

LUX

Item: LUX
Rating: 9.7
Author: Ryan1Nunez

ROSALÍA (2025)

9.7/ 10

“Listening to LUX feels like stepping into a completely new universe. One that spans cultures, emotions, and even spiritual planes. Rosalía doesn’t just make pop music here; she crafts a symphonic, cinematic experience that pushes the boundaries of what a modern album can be. It’s ambitious, daring, and utterly captivating from start to finish. Right away, the four‑movement structure pulls you in. There’s a satisfying arc from raw intensity to serene transcendence that mirrors the emotional journey the album invites you on. Rosalía’s vocal performance throughout is masterful: intimate and expressive one moment, sweeping and dramatic the next, often supported by lush orchestral arrangements that feel both ancient and futuristic. What really sold me on this album was how it rewards deep listening. It’s not background music; it’s a record that talks to you about love, transformation, devotion, and self‑discovery. Tracks shift across languages and genres with effortless grace, yet throughout it all, Rosalía’s personality and vision remain unmistakably at the center. There are moments that feel like breathtaking revelations. Whether it’s the operatic grandeur of “Berghain,” the emotional richness of “Divinize,” or the tender beauty of “Magnolias.” It’s an album that grows with every listen and often surprises you with its depth and emotional clarity. Critically, LUX has been widely hailed as a landmark release that blends high artistry with pop sensibility, and it’s easy to see why. breathtaking, bold, and unforgettable. This isn’t just an album; it’s a journey worth taking again and again. 🎶✨”

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yeezus

8.3

Edumsito

Esperaba mas como Reliquia, Divinize y Berghain, en algunas canciones se pierde la creatividad sonora que embellece a Rosalia… eso si, la lirica 10/10

8.5

angeldust

a solid 10/10 after giving us motomami rosalia truly reinvented herself with this album, the way that she represents the connection with God over any physical or material thing it’s pure art.