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Rebecca Black (2025)
“While not one of the heftiest pop albums you'll hear all year, 'Salvation' is still a bunch of pretty great songs.”
Favorite tracks: on the album. The whole thing opens up with these totally unhinged spaghetti western-style guitars, some stuttering synthesizers, and whip-cracking sound effects, too. We have more club friendly dance beats on the back end, and the whole thing thematically is pretty much a sex jam. It
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Ryan1Nunez
Rebecca Black’s Salvation is a daring, synth-soaked dive into experimental pop that solidifies her transformation from meme to meaningful artist. With emotionally charged lyrics and bold production, the album explores queerness, identity, and growth with refreshing honesty. While not every track hits as hard as it could, the overall vision is clear—and impressively ambitious. It’s a confident, glittering step forward that proves Rebecca Black is more than worth your attention.
thelineofbestfit
Rebecca Black prioritises imitation on SALVATION
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pastemagazine
The singer’s sophomore album is generic, out of vogue and woefully misguided, rinsing contemporary pop music’s strongest laurels with half-hearted, half-baked gestures of drum’n’bass and hyperpop.
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