Honey

1. maxbaard

   Oct 26, 2018

   10

   Robyn's Honey is the most interesting pop music I've heard in years. The direction she went in with this new album is incredible. This isRobyn's Honey is the most interesting pop music I've heard in years. The direction she went in with this new album is incredible. This is definitely her best!… Expand

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2. RaphaelGalvao

   Oct 26, 2018

   10

   O álbum conseguiu superar minhas expectativas, Robyn conseguiu entregar um trabalho coeso e bem produzido, as letras estão absurdamente noO álbum conseguiu superar minhas expectativas, Robyn conseguiu entregar um trabalho coeso e bem produzido, as letras estão absurdamente no nível que ela sempre mostrou, Because It's In The Music pra mim é o ponto alto do álbum junto a faixa título e Ever Again, Send To Robin Immediately e Between The Lines também brilham no meio do disco.
   Robyn não fez mais do mesmo, não quis a mesma sonoridade que seu antecessor, que aliás moldou o pop naquela época, acredito que com Honey, uma nova fase de se ouvir e trabalhar com música pop está por vir e nós só temos a ganhar com isso.… Expand

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4. blahblob68

   Oct 26, 2018

   10

   Deep, personal, sensual, amazing Pop album by Robyn truly a genius at what she does!

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5. wildheart

   Oct 31, 2018

   9

   An impressive album - especially after the eight years it took Robyn to craft this new record - and probably the best pop album of the year.An impressive album - especially after the eight years it took Robyn to craft this new record - and probably the best pop album of the year. The singles ("Missing U" and the title track) are "pure Robyn," mixing catchy lyrics & melodies and great electronic production with a certain sensuality and melancholy. Those two songs were already great and did their job perfectly, but the rest of "Honey" is a bit more surprising and experimental. On songs like "Human Being" and "Baby Forgive Me" the Swedish singer plays and experiments with her vocals and hypnotic presence, creating two wonderfully weird and refined pop songs. On "Ever Again," Robyn surprises us with a 90s girl-rock influenced anthem and provides sublime elevator music on "Beach2k20," proving that you can be an avant-garde pop artist who experiments with your sound and still be - a lot of - fun. The most striking aspect of "Honey" is how the songs can be fun and experimental but are very reflective and carry the melancholy that has, over the years, become Robyn's signature. This album is fascinating and the production is just so complex and deconstructed that the songs are never not interesting. "Honey" is pop music at its finest and one the most interesting pieces of music we've heard this year!
   
   Key tracks: Honey, Baby Forgive Me, Between The Lines.… Expand

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6. benko13

   Nov 3, 2020

   9

   After self-titled and Body Talk studio albums, which both were the masterpieces but somehow similar, Robyn knew that she had to change theAfter self-titled and Body Talk studio albums, which both were the masterpieces but somehow similar, Robyn knew that she had to change the sound of her next record, and in my opinion she did it perfectly on Honey. She went to more intimate and deep electro sound, and became more alternative that she ever was. Consequently, some people find this record boring, but it really isn't, it just demands the psychic connection when you listen to it, specially in the deep cuts like Human Being, Baby Forgive Me, Send to Robyn Immediately, Honey...… Expand

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7. MyleeneFRW

   Dec 3, 2020

   8

   Большинство песен просто шедевры, однако Beach2k20 немного портит альбом, но в целом очень хорошая работа.Большинство песен просто шедевры, однако Beach2k20 немного портит альбом, но в целом очень хорошая работа.

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8. OMGCat

   Oct 31, 2018

   6

   If it only were as amazing as the critics say it is... don't get me wrong this IS a good album, but in the standards of Robyn it falls a bitIf it only were as amazing as the critics say it is... don't get me wrong this IS a good album, but in the standards of Robyn it falls a bit short due to its middle section which veers a bit too much into the soft pop side of things, and considering that this is a short album it actually counts for a lot of the albums own runtime which sucks. I had to listen to the whole album a few times just to differentiate those tracks. I still think the Body Talk albums are far more better and futuristic, they are more fun and also sounded harder... And considering that it took 8 years to create this ( Robyn has released lots of side collaborations and EPs during this time so she hasn't been fully away) it just feels as if it should've been a bit better I don't know. Also Baby Forgive Me is not a good track, I think it takes away from the wonder of the strong album start, it's so clunky.
   However I can appreciate that it's very experimental in nature, especially tracks Between The Lines, Beach 2k20, Human Being. Also the singles Missing U and Honey are pure Robyn dance floor bliss... And I'm looking forward to the string of remixes that this album will create. Hopefully it won't take as long to create a new album, but in the meantime I can appreciate this one for trying and for actually being a very brave album as well, I really enjoy some of the parts and even the more "mellow" and "sensual" sound that it tries to convey. All in all its a good album but not as great as Body Talk (vol. I-III) in my opinion.… Expand

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