Kesha - Gag Order

[BabylonSaints 5,146]

I really enjoyed this album. It gave me chills 

[HookerDotGov 532]

I absolutely love this album, but recognize to some who loved her from the start it feels like a departure. There's a big difference between early 20s and mid-30s though, especially with the perspective of what she's gone through since then. I still feel like she captures the essence of her persona here, though. I love how cohesive this album is, I love the lyrical themes, and I love the musical direction. Her sound really feels like it pulls from Fiona Apple and Aimee Mann here--two 90s icons I adore. 

This is easily one of my favorites and, in my opinion, a huge return to form for Kesha after the incohesive High Road. 

[Kim Petrus 338]

It sounds.. adult 

What a great musical evolution 

[Luke78619 23,277]

Only one I enjoy is Only Love Can Save Us Now  oh well, maybe next era

[StrawberryBlond 14,743]

One of her better works, for sure. I'm surprised there hasn't been more support here for Only Love Can Save Us Now, I think it's the best single thus far, I can totally picture a music video for it that I know is sadly not going to happen. That song, plus All I Need Is You and Hate Me Harder are top tier for me. Very few skips, all very cohesive. I think the sonic quality is also very good, right from the start, I felt like the sound was spreading through my temples and that I was almost getting hypnotised into a feeling of floating. While it's not going to be a bestseller, I'm glad to see she's getting critical praise and hopefully, some Grammy nominations at the very least.