Poppy - Snakes of New Jersey

Review by Tim Tremblay

Poppy's album Snakes of New Jersey is a daring, genre-defying release that showcases the artist's versatility and creativity. With a mix of electronic, metal, and pop influences, Poppy delivers a unique sound that is both haunting and catchy.

The album's opening track, "Intro," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its eerie electronic beats and whispered vocals. From there, Poppy takes the listener on a journey through a variety of moods and styles, from the driving, guitar-heavy "Her" to the dreamy, atmospheric "Bloom."

One standout track is "EAT," a biting commentary on consumer culture that features Poppy's signature distorted vocals and a heavy, industrial beat. Another standout is "Sit / Stay," a moody, piano-driven ballad that showcases Poppy's emotive vocals.

Summary by Tim Tremblay

Snakes of New Jersey is a bold and inventive album that solidifies Poppy's place as one of the most exciting artists working today. Whether you're a fan of electronic music, metal, or pop, there's something here for everyone.